Donald Duck & Co #7/2001
In "Robin God," Donald Duck, inspired by a film about Robin Hood, suddenly believes he’s the legendary outlaw Robin God from Skjørbukskogen. With B-Gang in tow, he sets out to steal Skrue’s gold and redistribute it to the poor—though his plan may be more about mistaken identity than justice. Written by Gorm Transgaard and Nina Svendsrud, with art by Vicar and a cover by Michel Nadorp, this 2001 Norwegian tale blends classic mischief with a playful twist on folklore.
When Donald Duck catches a case of mistaken identity after watching a Robin Hood movie, he becomes convinced he’s the legendary Robin God of Skjørbukskogen. Rallying B-Gang to his cause, he sets out to steal Skrue’s gold and redistribute it to the poor—though whether it’s the gold or the legend that’s truly in question remains to be seen.
Mikke er tilbake i Shambors fantastiske verden, hvor han leder et modig stormangrep mot slottet til den onde storvesiren — men i rekkene skjuler seg en forræder han ikke har sett.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #14 (1997), Donald Duck #9/2000
Reprinted in Donald Duck God gammel årgang #2003
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