Donald Duck & Co #6/2000
In "Togturen," Mikke sets out to prove that humans can handle farm work just as well as the mysterious stones that have been making livestock run the farms on their own—thanks to strange rays from a comet that’s spooked the local farmers. Written by Stefan Petrucha and Nina Svendsrud, with art by Rodriques and inks by Enriqueta Perea, this 2000 issue from Hjemmet/Egmont captures a quirky, heartfelt tale of belief, tradition, and the quiet magic of everyday life. The cover, by Wilma van den Bosch, captures the story’s whimsical tone in bold, expressive lines.
In "Isbryteren," Donald Duck takes on the icy challenge of clearing the harbor in Andeby, tasked with breaking up the thick ice using a decrepit old wheelboat. With Skrue’s deal hanging in the balance, Donald must navigate the frozen waters and the town’s expectations—no matter how slippery the job may be.
In "En fabelaktig historie," Mikke sets out to prove that humans can still manage a farm just as well as the mysteriously self-sustaining animals—after a comet's strange rays have left the livestock running the place. With a mix of stubborn determination and a dash of humor, he tries to restore order, all while the farm continues to run on its own strange, glowing logic.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #13 (1996), Donald Duck #52/1998 (1998), Donald Duck #6/1999 (1999), Donald Duck #18/1999
Reprinted in Donald Duck God gammel årgang #2002 (2002), Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse and Friends #264 (2004)
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