Donald Duck & Co #40/1991

In this brief, delightfully absurd tale from Donald Duck & Co #40 (1991), Donald’s attempt to catch a thief by disguising a parrot as a strutting chicken backfires spectacularly—only for the theft to continue, now with the parrot still in the act. The story’s humor lies in its simple, perfectly timed misunderstanding, a hallmark of classic Disney animal comedy.

When Donald visits Grandmother’s farm to unwind, the only real trouble is Buljong, the grumpy ox. But things take a turn when a ruthless rancher steals the beast, forcing Donald to step in—though how he’ll handle the situation remains to be seen.

In "Agurktid," Langbein enrolls in a journalism course but struggles to find inspiration for his homework. He sets out through Andeby, hoping to stumble upon a story worth telling—any story at all.

In "Varm velkomst," Langøre tries to welcome the new girl in the forest, but before he can make his move, Bamse and Mikkel have already captured her. Soon after, Langøre and Kari are taken too, setting the stage for a rescue that’s about to unfold—though just who’ll come to save the day remains to be seen.

In the heart of Italy, Skrue and his friends stumble upon an ancient library hidden within the Grana Padano Palace, where a mysterious book reveals that history’s greatest minds and artists once shared a legendary magical hat.