Kalle Anka & C:o #1/1971
In "Bot mot sömnlöshet," Joakim inherits a mysterious bagpipe and sets off to Alaska in search of gold, only to discover it’s less a treasure map and more a wild animal magnet—perfect for scaring off danger, but not quite what he had in mind. With whimsical storytelling by Rodolfo Cimino and P. A. Westrin, and vivid art by Romano Scarpa and Giorgio Cavazzano, this 1970 adventure blends humor and suspense in a tale that’s as much about unexpected outcomes as it is about the journey. The cover by Nils Rydahl captures the story’s playful spirit with a touch of Arctic charm.
Joakim inherits a bagpipe and sets off to Alaska, convinced it’s the key to uncovering hidden gold. Instead, the instrument proves far more useful at luring elk and scaring off dangerous animals than digging up treasure.
In "Det talande benet [del 1 av 3]", Prince Rupert flees his uncle, the Archduke, who seeks to seize control of Transmania, and reaches out to Mickey for help. With Shamrock Bones by his side, Mickey sets out to outwit the Archduke’s schemes and protect the prince before it’s too late.
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