Donald Duck & Co #50/1991
In "Julebadet," Donald Duck’s holiday spirit takes a chilly dive when he’d rather brave the winter cold in nothing but his bathrobe than join the neighborhood carolers. Locked outside in the frosty dark, his attempt to sneak back in only lands him in hot water with the neighborhood watch. Written by Jack Sutter, Espen Hagerup, Henning Hagerup, and Tim Newlin, with art by Santanach, this 1991 holiday tale from Hjemmet/Egmont delivers classic comedic chaos—complete with a cover by the Tello-Team.
In "Julebadet," Donald Duck throws a frosty wrench into the holiday cheer by ditching the julestemning for a solitary swim in his backyard pool—despite the icy weather. Locked out in nothing but his bathrobe, he soon finds himself caught in a chilly standoff with the neighborhood’s well-meaning but overzealous order enforcers.
When Skrue locks the money bin with an unbreakable glass, he invites Donald and the boys on a globe-trotting vacation to celebrate. The adventure begins with a high-stakes escape attempt—though how they’ll manage it remains anyone’s guess.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #7/1963 (1963)
Reprinted in Donald Ducks Show #[111] (2003)
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