Donald Duck & Co #52/1999
In "Et nyttårsmareritt," Donald Duck takes on the unusual role of a professional lightbulb changer—though his track record of accidents makes him a liability even to himself. When a insurance company tries to invalidate his police license, Donald’s latest assignment proves especially tricky: replacing a bulb at Andeby Glypotek, a museum built entirely of glass. Written by Charlie Martin and Harald Dyrkorn and illustrated by Massaroli with inks by Massaroli, this 1999 issue from Hjemmet/Egmont delivers a quirky, high-stakes caper with a 19,00 NOK cover price.
In the storm-lashed dark, Hakkespettene seek shelter in a cave, huddled together for warmth. With no fire to spare, they reluctantly burn pages from Hakkespettboken—precious, forgotten words they’ll never read again.
In "For sikkerhets skyld," Donald Duck takes on a high-stakes job as a professional lightbulb changer, only to find himself in a precarious situation when an insurance company tries to cancel his police permit—just as he’s assigned to replace a bulb at the Andeby Glypotek, a museum made entirely of glass. With his usual luck, every step toward the job feels like a disaster waiting to happen.
When Skrue's Lykkeskilling vanishes after being left in a pocket of a coat sent to the laundry, the loss throws him into restless nights—and he offers a hefty reward to anyone who can restore his sleep. With no leads and growing desperation, Skrue’s search for his missing lucky charm takes an unexpected turn.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #13 (1996), Donald Duck #37/1994, Donald Duck #51/1980
Reprinted in Disney Jubileumspocket #1 (2013), Donald Duck & Co #36/2023 (2023), Donald Duck & Co #8/2024 (2024)
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