Donald Duck & Co #42/1997

In "Bonsaimannen," Donald Duck finds himself caught between a bizarre new invention and a neighborhood nightmare: Petter’s bonsai-like device can shrink any tree—and, unexpectedly, people too. As Donald tries to outwit the monstrous neighbor’s dog, the shrinking effect begins to blur the line between garden art and chaos.

In "Klisterhjernen," Petter finds himself in a sticky situation when a new superglue promises miraculous results—only to fall short in the most unexpected way. As the local hardware store owner keeps coming back for more, Petter tries to warn customers about the product’s sudden failure, all while keeping his own cool.

When Donald Duck spots his lucky lottery ticket fluttering out the window, he doesn’t hesitate—he’s determined to catch it, no matter the risk. With a mix of desperation and hope, he leaps after the flimsy paper, chasing fate through the air.

In the frozen north, Mikke joins Professor Statisk on a daring expedition, where a startling discovery in an ice-bound cave reveals a prehistoric cave mouse preserved in glacial ice. The find promises to rewrite the story of mouse evolution—until a mishap in Andeby sets off a chain of events that could bring the ancient creature back to life.