Donald Duck & Co #8/1997
In "Helt borti natta," the quiet Zampata Duck takes on the tyrannical Alfonso, who’s declared himself governor and imposed harsh taxes on the countryside. With nothing but his voice and guitar, Zampata must first conquer the daunting challenge of the annual marathon dance competition to stand a chance. Written by Marco Rota and Henning Hagerup, and illustrated by Marco Rota with inks by the same, this 1997 Egmont release from Norway captures a bold, musical rebellion in a story where rhythm and courage might just be the most powerful weapons.
In "Helt borti natta," Donald Duck is unexpectedly named the next king of the distant kingdom of Bortinatta after a mystical prophecy declares him the chosen one. Now he must face the royal duty he never asked for—tiger hunting—while trying to survive the absurd expectations of a land where even the national sport is a farce.
Petter builds a high-tech, fully automated snowball cannon to teach the mischievous squirrels a lesson after they smash his workshop window—this time, they’ll get a taste of their own tricks.
In the dusty west, the tyrannical Alfonso declares himself governor, squeezing the farmers with heavy taxes. When Zampata Duck stands up to him, he has only his voice and guitar to fight back—starting with winning the legendary marathon dance competition.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #9/1983 (1983), Anders And & Co. #29/1993 (1993), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #12 (1995), Donald Duck #35/1978
Reprinted in Hall of Fame #[7] (2005)
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