Donald Duck & Co #47/1997
"Autentisk kvakk" brings a delightfully chaotic birthday celebration to Andeby, where the town’s founder, Kornelius Kvakk, is honored with a festival every year. This time, the Andeby Dameklubb is hosting a contest to find the best Kornelius Kvakk imitator, and both Donald and Anton are determined to win—though only one can claim the title. Written by David Gerstein and Henning Hagerup, with art and inks by Vicar, this 1997 issue captures the humor and heart of the Andeby tradition in a story that’s as playful as it is packed with local flair.
When the birthday of Andeby’s founder, Kornelius Kvakk, rolls around, the whole town lights up in celebration—especially the Andeby Dameklubb, which is holding a contest to find the best Kornelius Kvakk imitator. Donald and Anton both see it as their chance to shine, and suddenly, the streets of Andeby are filled with exaggerated quacks and competitive flair.
In the chilly town of Andeby, where everyone else is sneezing through a cold, Skrue stands out as the only one still clear-headed. Determined to stay healthy for a crucial business meeting, he dons a protective helmet—only to find his choice draws more attention than he expected.
In "Tvilsomme ordrer," Hetti, Letti, and Netti find themselves under suspicion after being recruited into the Meisene, the rival team of Hakkepettenes. With their close ties to Dollys nieser, the group is suddenly seen as possible sources of leaks ahead of the big skill test—though the truth behind their actions remains unclear.
Jo takes a long look at his trusty old hovercraft and decides it's time for an upgrade—enter the turbo-driven GTX model. With a burst of speed, he blasts off from Earth, only to find himself suddenly pursued by a flying saucer.
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