Kalle Anka & C:o #25/1973
In "Konsten att koppla av," inventor-Jocke’s latest creation—a wish machine—puts Joakim’s desires to the test when he wishes for his money to be stored in the world’s safest place and Björnligan to be sent to the coldest spot on Earth. Written by Osvaldo Pavese and P. A. Westrin and illustrated by Massimo De Vita, this 1973 issue from Hemmets Journal delivers a lighthearted yet inventive tale of unintended consequences, all framed by Nils Rydahl’s distinctive cover.
In "Skatten vid Blubbe udde," Ludwig von Anka thinks he's found a treasure map, sparking a wild adventure when Emil Örn insists on joining the hunt. With Moby Duck reluctantly named captain, the gang sets sail—though the real challenge may be navigating their own antics more than the sea.
In "Önske-maskinen [del 1 av 3]", Oppfinnar-Jocke’s latest invention puts Joakim’s wishes to the test—first, a secure place for his money, then a frosty getaway for the ever-present Björnligan. With a mix of humor and sci-fi whimsy, the trio navigates the unpredictable results of a machine that takes wishes a little too literally.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #387 (1952), Walt Disney Comics Digest #6 (1968), Walt Disney Presents O'Malley and the Alley Cats #3 (1972)
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