Entenhausen-Edition #87

In "Die Stadt der Goldenen Dächer [City of Golden Roofs]," Scrooge and Donald find themselves on a wild race to out-earn each other—Scrooge peddling massive stoves for airplane hangars, Donald hawking midget tape recorders—when their river voyage up the Gung Ho River leads them to the long-lost city of Tangkor War. Hidden for a millennium, the golden-roofed metropolis awakens not to treasure, but to the unexpected rhythm of Shoeless Pashly’s calypso tunes, echoing through ancient streets.

In "Die Schatz-Kammern König Salomos [The Mines of King Solomon]," Scrooge McDuck brings Donald and the nephews on a globe-trotting tour of his global holdings, where the boys’ Junior Woodchuck animal calls repeatedly land them in unexpected scrapes. When the group stops at an Arab village on the Red Sea to check on sand supplies for glass production, the nephews’ calls accidentally awaken ancient echoes—and lead them straight to the legendary Mines of King Solomon, where danger on camelback is fast on their heels.

In "American Football [September Scrimmage]," Scrooge McDuck lends his cunning to the Duckburg football team, turning the tide against the fierce Dogdale Barkers with a mix of old-school tricks and his trademark flair—like concealing the football in his top hat. The game heats up as strategy meets spectacle in this lighthearted, fast-paced sports tale.