Donald Duck & Co #48/2019
In "Ha'kke lov," Donald Duck lands a temporary job as a cleaning assistant at a beauty salon, but when the stylist is called away to tend to the mayor’s wife, Donald impulsively steps in—leading to a series of increasingly chaotic mishaps. Written by Tom Anderson, Per Wiking, and Vivi Aagaard, with art by Daniel Branca, this 2019 issue captures Donald’s signature blend of good intentions and spectacularly bad judgment. The cover, by Michel Nadorp, perfectly captures the moment of comedic tension.
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When Donald Duck lands a job as a cleaner at a beauty salon, he’s just trying to keep his head above water—until the stylist suddenly leaves for a high-profile appointment. With no one else to fill in, Donald impulsively steps into the chair, and what starts as a harmless cover-up quickly spirals into a full-blown disaster. Written by the team behind the series and rendered with sharp, expressive art, this seven-page gem captures the chaos of a duck out of his depth—literally and figuratively.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #5/1957 (1957), Donald Duck & Co #7/1984 (1984), Donald Duck & Co #44/2007 (2007), Donald Duck & Co #6/2008 (2008), Donald Duck #20/2009 (2009), Donald Duck #1/2016 (2016), Donald Duck #30/2016 (2016), Donald Duck #10/2018 (2018)
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