Donald Duck & Co #51/1998
In "Budtjeneste," Donald Duck and the boys are on a countryside trip when they set off to find a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow—only to be told by Donald that such things, along with Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny, don’t exist. His skepticism is challenged after an unexpected encounter with the spirit of innocence itself. Written by Pat Block, Shelly Block, and Harald Dyrkorn, with art and inks by Scalabroni, this 1998 issue from Hjemmet/Egmont offers a quiet, heartfelt moment in the Donald Duck universe.
Jo and his friends take on the job of paper delivery to save up for a Christmas gift for Donald, but their route is disrupted by a mischievous raccoon determined to take over. With a mix of clever teamwork and classic slapstick, the young helpers navigate one obstacle after another—each more absurd than the last.
In "Tro på nissen," Donald Duck takes his nephews on a countryside trip, firmly dismissing their dreams of finding gold at the end of a rainbow or meeting the Easter Bunny. But after an unexpected encounter with the pure-hearted spirit of innocence, Donald begins to question his long-held skepticism — and wonders if some things might be more real than he ever believed.
In "Handel og vandel," a mischievous troll turns groceries into sentient shoppers, trapping them inside his shop with a magical spell. When Mickey and Fiffi must infiltrate the troll's enchanted bazaar to break the curse, they’ll need more than quick thinking—they’ll need a little help from the unexpected.
When Donald Duck takes a job as a helicopter pilot to earn money for the boys’ Christmas gifts, he’s handed a simple transport mission—only to find himself flying a prisoner out of Andeby Prison.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #367 (1952), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #13 (1996)
Reprinted in Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #675 (2006), Carl Barks samlede verk #9 (2008), Carl Barks' jul #2011 (2011), Bilag til Donald Duck & Co #51-52/2014 (2014)
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