Donald Duck & Co #45/1997
In "Personlighetsvelgeren," Donald Duck stumbles upon a strange device in Andebyparken—a small, powerful computer worn around the neck that dictates his behavior based on the word currently displayed on its screen. Written by Gorm Transgaard and Harald Dyrkorn and illustrated by Vicar, this 1997 issue from Hjemmet / Egmont follows Donald as he grapples with the unexpected consequences of letting a machine control his personality, one word at a time.
In "Personlighetsvelgeren," Donald Duck stumbles upon a curious device at Andebyparken—a small, powerful computer worn around the neck that dictates his behavior based on whatever word appears on its screen. As each new word flashes, Donald must instantly embody its meaning, leading to a series of increasingly unpredictable and comically awkward situations.
In "Tiltrekningskraft," Petter takes on a challenge from an unpopular fella who wants to be liked — and comes up with a tiny device capable of drowning out even the strongest negative vibes with pure poetry. It’s a quirky, heartfelt little tale of connection, creativity, and the surprising power of words.
In "Ærlighet varer lengst," Donald og guttene får en midlertidig jobb som selgere i en morobutikk, der salget går over alle forventninger. Men mens varenes popularitet stiger, begynner Doffen å mistenke at noe er galt med den plutselige suksessen.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #42/1976 (1976), Donald Duck & Co #6/1984 (1984), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #9 (1992), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #12 (1995), Donald Duck #15/1997
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #40/2019 (2019), Donald Duck & Co #7/2024 (2024), Donald Duck & Co #41/2025 (2025)
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