Donald Duck & Co #40/1999
In "Fisketuren," Donald Duck is entrusted with guarding a valuable vase for Dolly, but when it’s accidentally broken, he turns to Petter’s reconstruction machine to fix the damage—only to discover it grants him the power to start a repair shop. The catch? The machine’s energy slowly drains, causing objects (and eventually people) to shrink and vanish. Written by Frank Jonker and Nina Svendsrud, with art by Mau Heymans, this 1999 Norwegian comic from Hjemmet/Egmont features a delightfully absurd premise grounded in classic duck-sized chaos. The cover by Daniel Branca captures the story’s whimsical tension perfectly.
When Donald is entrusted with guarding Dolly’s priceless vase, a fateful break leads him to borrow Petter’s mysterious repair machine—only to find it transforms his misfortune into a surprising new career. As the device’s power slowly fades, strange side effects begin to take hold, shrinking everything in its wake.
In "Avslappende helg," Jo plans to escape the chaos of the week by spending the weekend alone at his house, seeking peace and quiet. Meanwhile, Donald decides to repaint the inside of Jo's house, hoping the effort will earn him a raise—unaware that his project might just ruin Jo's plans for solitude.
When Jo and his friends team up to win the Andeby Rundt internet competition, their clever teamwork pays off—leading them to form the IT-Gjengen and claim an old air traffic control tower as their new headquarters.
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↩ Reprints Skippern #52/1954 (1954), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #13 (1996), Donald Duck #20/1994, Donald Duck #9/1993
Reprinted in Donald Duck God gammel årgang #2001 (2001), Donald Duck & Co Sætre spesialutgave #14 (2004), Hall of Fame #40 (2011)
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