Donald Duck & Co #42/1984
In "Skole for hissigpropper," Donald Duck’s endless temper tantrums finally push his friends to their limit—so Dolly enrolls him in a weekend course at a school for hotheaded individuals, hoping to teach him some self-control. Written by Patsy Trench, Bob Bartholomew, and Vivi Aagaard, with art by Vicar, this 1984 comic captures Donald’s chaotic energy in a setting where even his worst outbursts might just be the norm. The cover, by Josep Tello González, shows Donald mid-tantrum, perfectly capturing the issue’s spirited tone.
In "Skole for hissigpropper," Donald Duck’s endless temper tantrums finally push his friends to their limit, leading Dolly to enroll him in a weekend course at a school for hotheaded individuals—just to help him find some calm. The story follows Donald’s chaotic journey through a place built for people who need to learn to cool down, all in a world where ducks and other animals navigate life with all-too-human flaws.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #50/1963 (1963)
Reprinted in Donald Ducks Show #[95] (1997), Donald Duck & Co #31/2000 (2000), Klassisk Donald Duck #1 (2016)
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