Donald Duck & Co #7/1994
In "Ishockeykamp," Fru Vagle’s unexpected psychic powers—sparked by a prank in an amateur show—draw her into a mysterious adventure when she vanishes to Brattmandu with two crooks. Skrue, Gutten, Nebby, and Rotor spring into action to track her down, uncovering a plot by the nephew of the Brattmandu king to seize the throne using her newfound abilities. With art by Tino Santanach and writing by Paul Halas, Jack Sutter, and Harald Dyrkorn, this 1994 Egmont release blends humor and mystery in a classic Scandinavian Disney tale.
In "Viseforfatteren," Donald Duck finally sees his song "Den sorgfulle sjømann" published, prompting him to treat his nephews to a snowy adventure in the now-abandoned Lavinedalen. With the valley still haunted by recent avalanches, the trip promises more than just frosty fun — but the real test may be whether the boys can keep their cool when the snow starts to fall.
When Klara moves into her aunt Møll’s house on Ødeåsen, strange things start happening—especially when a headless pirate ghost begins haunting the area. Mikke and Langbein, the town’s most reluctant ghostbusters, are called in to handle the supernatural trouble.
When Fru Vagle accidentally discovers she’s a real fortune-teller after a silly amateur show, her newfound gift lands her in trouble—she’s whisked away to Brattmandu by two crooks. Skrue, the boys, Nebby, and Rotor spring into action, chasing her across the city. Meanwhile, a scheming relative of Brattmandu’s Flakonge sees an opportunity to seize power using Fru Vagle’s talents.
In "Ustadig vær," Donald Duck sets out to capture the perfect view from Tittut-toppen, only to get sidetracked by his own meticulous camera setup—so absorbed in getting every detail just right that the entire landscape vanishes behind a thick blanket of fog.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #9/1970 (1970), Donald Duck & Co #1/1979 (1979), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #4 (1990), Anders And & Co. #7/1994 (1994)
Reprinted in Donald Ducks Show #[Vintershow 2005] (2005), Donald Duck & Co #2/2019 (2019), Mikke Mus Månedshefte #12/2005
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