Donald Duck & Co #51/2001
"Julenissens hjelpere" is a heartfelt holiday tale from Donald Duck & Co #51/2001, featuring a rare collaboration between Romano Scarpa and Nina Svendsrud, with Scarpa handling both writing and art, and Lucio Michieli on inks. When Mikke struggles to pay his mortgage after a stock market crash and faces sabotage from Svarte-Petter, a surprising journey with Julenissen reveals what Andeby would be like without him. The story’s poignant twist is brought to life by Ulrich Schröder’s expressive cover art.
When Donald forgets to clear the ice from the roof, Santa slips and twists his ankle—leaving the holiday in jeopardy. With time running out, Donald and the Easter Bunny team up to deliver all the gifts before midnight.
In "Nyttevekster," Skrue takes on a new hobby—cultivating rare plants in a greenhouse atop the money mountain—only to find his peaceful pastime disrupted by a carnivorous plant that has its own plans for Magica. Written by the team behind the story, this six-page tale blends humor and suspense as a quiet experiment in horticulture takes a surprisingly dangerous turn.
In "God jul!", Mikke faces a holiday crisis when his failed investments leave him unable to pay his mortgage, and the grumpy Svarte-Petter seems determined to ruin Christmas for him. When Mikke decides to flee Andeby, Julenissen shows him what the town would be like without him—quiet, cold, and strangely empty.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #14 (1997), Donald Duck #46/2000 (2000), Donald Duck #51/2000 (2000), Donald Duck #51/1977, Le Journal de Mickey #2426
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #3/2004 (2004), Donald Duck & Co #10/2025 (2025), Donald Duck & Co #16/2026 (2026)
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