Donald Duck & Co #45/1990
In "Fartsbøllen," Mikke og Langbein take on a high-stakes reporting gig when they're sent to cover the coronation of Akkmed, the son of Sheikh Abdul, as the new leader of a nomadic tribe—only to find the heir has vanished. Written by Harald Dyrkorn and illustrated by Tino Santanach, this 1990 Egmont adventure blends humor and suspense as the duo races to uncover the truth behind the kidnapping. The cover by Daniel Branca captures the story’s playful yet tense tone.
Mikke og Langbein, ever-resourceful reporters, find themselves in the middle of a desert political crisis when they're sent to cover the coronation of Akkmed, the son of Sheikh Abdul, as the new leader of a nomadic tribe—only to discover the heir has vanished. With the stakes rising and the desert heat pressing in, the duo must race to uncover the truth behind the sudden disappearance.
In "Kunstverket," Jo and his friend set off into the wild West in search of paintings by the legendary Stig Bøyle, only to pitch camp on sacred ground and find themselves captured by an unexpected tribe. The story unfolds with a mix of humor and adventure, as the duo’s art quest takes a surprising turn in the most unlikely of places.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #3 (1989)
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co De glade 80-årene #[4] (2000), Donald Ducks Show #[107] (2001)
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