Donald Duck & Co #51/1993
In "God gammeldags jul," Magica uses magic to summon a fiery dragon that attacks Duckburg, then strikes a deal with the mayor: she’ll save the town only if she gets a special trolley from Scrooge. Written by John Kane, Jack Sutter, and Harald Dyrkorn, with art and inks by Tino Santanach, this 1993 Egmont issue blends holiday cheer with classic Disney chaos. Cover by Tino Santanach.
In "God gammeldags jul," Skrue sets out to recreate his last Christmas as a poor man, dragging Donald and the boys on a trip to the timber cabin he built in Klondike for a truly old-fashioned holiday. With snow-dusted woods and rustic charm, the story captures the warmth of tradition, even as the past and present collide in unexpected ways.
In "Drage på to og fire," Magica De Spell unleashes a fire-breathing dragon to terrorize Andeby, then strikes a deal with the mayor: she’ll save the town—if he delivers a special tiøring from Skrue. With chaos brewing and a peculiar request at the heart of the crisis, Jo and the others must navigate the unexpected threat before the dragon’s flames turn the town to ash.
In "Uflaks," Donald Duck finds himself stranded 8 kilometers from the nearest gas station with no fuel, forcing him to push his car the whole way. Just as he finally reaches a downhill slope to make progress, he’s caught by a traffic officer and handed a speeding ticket—despite being on foot.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #6/1978 (1978), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #2 (1988)
Reprinted in Donald Ducks Show #[Vintershow 2005] (2005)
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