Donald Duck & Co #41/2000
In "Fredag den trettende," Mikke lands a high-stakes job operating a giant construction robot, but his new role comes with a rival—another operator who’s convinced he’s the only one capable of mastering the machines. Written by Don Markstein and Harald Dyrkorn, with art by Rodriques and inks by Enriqueta Perea, this 2000 issue from Hjemmet / Egmont captures the tension and humor of workplace rivalry in a uniquely mechanical setting.
When Donald's love for soda turns his once-healthy frame into a bloated, grumpy mess, Dolly steps in with a no-nonsense solution: jogging. Forced to trade fizzy drinks for sweat and sore muscles, Donald must face the uphill battle of reclaiming his shape—one wobbly step at a time.
In "Lett match," Mikke takes on a high-stakes role as an operator for a giant construction robot, only to face constant friction from a rival operator who’s convinced he’s the only one skilled enough to handle the machines. With tension building on the job site, Mikke must prove he belongs—no matter how much the other operator tries to undercut him.
After driving his nephews to an international scout camp in Mexico, Donald reunites with his old friends José Carioca and Panchito Pistoles. Together, the three embark on a quest to find a lost silver mine deep in the Sierra Madre.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #36/1985 (1985), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #14 (1997), Donald Duck #32/1999 (1999)
Reprinted in Donald Duck God gammel årgang #2002 (2002), Hall of Fame #[24] (2008), Hall of Fame #[31] (2009), Donald Duck & Co #21/2013 (2013), Donald spesial #[3/2019] (2019)
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