Kalle Anka & C:o #4/1982
In "Takreparation," the village's scheming real estate agent tries to trap Musse and Långben, but the duo narrowly escape into the castle once more, warning Herr Gold that he's been deceived—only for the agent to return, forcing another frantic flight. Written by Joel Katz, Ingrid Emond, and Jack Sutter, with art by Antoni Bancells Pujadas, this 1982 adventure brings the usual chaos to the castle’s halls, while Josep Tello González’s cover captures the moment just before the next scramble begins.
In "Duvan... och brottet," Jo takes a wild ride on a train after Björnligan steals Joakim’s turkrona, sparking a chaotic chase that unfolds entirely through a cleverly timed letter sent by the trusty brevduva Cedric. With the turkrona out of sight and the trail leading through the rails, the real challenge begins—keeping the crown safe while staying one step ahead.
In "Ingen blomstrande idé," Kalle panikar when he realizes he has no money to buy a birthday present for Kajsa—until he impulsively steals a flower from Alexander Lukas’s rock garden. But when he spots the same bloom in Kajsa’s own yard, his quick thinking takes a turn he never expected.
In the third and final part of the mystery, the scheming local real estate agent returns to the castle, determined to claim his prize—only this time, he’s not alone. With Musse and Långben on the run once more, they must warn Herr Gold that he’s been deceived, but the trap is closing fast. The tension builds as the trio scrambles to outwit the mäklaren in the castle’s shadowy halls.
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