Kalle Anka & C:o #3/1971

In "En källa till glädje," Långben drives his water tanker into the desert, where a golden clump sticks to his hose—then, beneath a stone, he discovers a hidden spring. The story follows his surprise and the unexpected find, all in the classic humor of the Kalle Anka & C:o anthology.

In "Hjälpsamma pappa," Stora Stygga Vargen’s well-intentioned (if misguided) efforts to sabotage Lilla Vargen’s scout challenges backfire in the most unexpectedly heartwarming way—turning what should’ve been a failure into a proud moment. Written with playful charm and brought to life by the crisp, expressive art of the era, this 1971 tale captures the classic humor of anthropomorphic animals in a simple, sweetly absurd situation.

In the third and final part of this whimsical mystery, Skärlock Holm races to free Musse and Långben, guided by the mysterious voice of the talking bone and the cryptic directions of Prince Rupert. As the trio follows the bone’s clues through the ancient Roman ruins in the mountains, the trail leads deeper into the unknown—where secrets lie buried and the truth is anything but simple.