Donald Duck & Co #45/1996
"Baseball" is a standout entry in the Donald Duck & Co series, featuring a delightfully absurd premise: Professor Glefsnes has cloned four dinosaurs, and as summer wanes, they grow increasingly restless. When they break free from the yard with Mikke riding one toward the south for winter, the military mobilizes, mistaking the prehistoric creatures for dangerous threats. Written by Pat McGreal and Harald Dyrkorn and brought to life with expressive energy by artist César Ferioli and inker Angeles Felices, this 1996 issue delivers a quirky, action-packed tale that balances humor and suspense—perfect for fans of the series. The cover by César Ferioli captures the chaos with flair.
In "Verdensmester," Donald Duck sets his sights on making history by breaking records for a spot in the Andeby Record Book, chasing fame with wild ambition. But his quest takes a surprising turn when he ends up as the worst contender in the book’s entire history—earning a record of his own, though not the kind he had in mind.
When a brash news reporter from Andeby Tidende misrepresents Skrue in a sensational headline, the usually unflappable inventor launches a public relations campaign to clear his name—turning a media mishap into a surprisingly personal mission.
In "Hvor er dinosaurene?", Professor Glefsnes’ experiment goes hilariously awry when his cloned dinosaurs grow restless during summer. With Mikke riding one toward the south to escape the cold, the military mobilizes, convinced they’re facing dangerous monsters—though the real trouble might be just beginning.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #34/1982 (1982), Donald Duck #269 (1989), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #12 (1995)
Reprinted in Donald spesial #[1/2016] (2016), Donald Duck & Co #41/2018 (2018), Donald Duck Junior #11/2021 (2021), Donald spesial #[3/2025] (2025)
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