Donald Duck & Co #5/1997
In "Fugleskremselet," Donald Duck pays a visit to the flea market in Andeby, where a chance encounter with a vendor leads to an unexpected gift: a suspicious-looking piggy bank. What starts as a simple transaction quickly turns odd when the bank begins producing hundred-dollar bills at an alarming rate—something that’s clearly not normal. Written by Gorm Transgaard and Harald Dyrkorn and illustrated by Vicar, this 1997 Egmont story blends humor and mild magic in a tale that’s as quirky as it is charming.
When Donald visits the used market in Andeby, he stumbles upon a suspiciously cheap piggy bank—only to find it’s anything but ordinary. As he pockets the odd little creature, he soon discovers it’s a magical money-maker, spitting out hundred-dollar bills with alarming ease.
Petter has discovered a special powder that turns anything into jam, and when Skrue catches wind of the invention, he sees a golden opportunity. Donald is hired to run a test factory, but with Petter’s recipe and Skrue’s ambitions, things are bound to get sticky—fast.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #30/1982 (1982), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #12 (1995)
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #6/1997 (1997), Donald Duck God gammel årgang #2000 (2000), Donald Duck & Co #52/2024 (2024)
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