Donald Duck & Co #51/1991
In "Et tre til besvær," Carl Barks and Vivi Aagaard deliver a delightfully chaotic adventure as Scrooge McDuck, ever the master of precision, secures his money bin with an absolutely unbreakable glass—only to invite Donald and the boys on a globe-trotting vacation to celebrate. But when the shrill cries of coconut shells begin echoing across the world, Scrooge soon realizes their sound might just be the one thing capable of shattering his invincible barrier. The story, illustrated with Barks' signature flair and inked by him as well, features a cover by the Tello-Team.
In "Utrygt i bingen," Skrue celebrates the invincible security of his money bin by inviting Donald and the boys on a globe-trotting vacation. But when the sound of coconut shells cracking begins to threaten the supposedly unbreakable glass, the festivities take a sudden, unsettling turn.
In "Tenk før du handler!", Donald sets out to reclaim Christmas gifts he believes the boys stole, only to discover they’ve been busy building snowmen for neighbors—and using the money earned to buy him a surprise. A simple misunderstanding turns into a heartwarming lesson in assumptions, all in a single, perfectly paced page.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #203 (1948), Donald Duck & Co #8/1963 (1963)
Reprinted in Donald spesial #[6/2021] (2021)
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