Kalle Ankas bästisar #21
In "Kalle Anka som brevbärare," Kalle Anka takes on a surprising new role when Uncle Joakim tasks him with winning a trout fishing competition. With no fishing gear and only the inventive Oppfinnar-Jocke to rely on, Kalle and the crew of the land crabs set off on a quirky, offbeat adventure full of makeshift solutions and classic Disney charm. Written and drawn by Carl Barks, with lettering by Gerd Mattsson and a cover by Daniel Branca, this 1986 issue from Serieförlaget offers a delightfully absurd twist on a familiar formula.
In "Snöprinsessan," Kalle Ankas and the Knattarna both set out to build the perfect snowman for the village's snow statue competition, each hoping to win the prize money to help a struggling widow and her children. With playful rivalry and a shared heart, their separate efforts lead to a winter wonderland of mischievous plans and icy surprises.
When Alexander Lukas loses his prized, ring-spinning herring, he turns to Oppfinnar-Jocke for help—asking the inventive mouse to craft a device capable of tracking it through the muddy, flowing waters near Ankeborg’s pier. With a mix of whimsy and mechanical charm, the story follows their unlikely quest in this lighthearted, sci-fi-infused tale from the 1986 anthology Kalle Ankas bästisar.
In "Landkrabba till sjöss," Kalle takes on a fish-tournament challenge set by his uncle Joakim, but with no fishing gear in sight—just a crew of land crabs and the ever-inventive Oppfinnar-Jocke to rely on. The real test isn’t just catching fish, but figuring out how to turn a backyard invention into a working fishing rig on the open sea.
Find on ebay
Where to buy
Sell my copy
Have this issue — or a whole collection? Get a fair offer from us, skip the marketplace fees and the hassle.
We Buy Collections ▸Cast · 9 characters
Full credits
Reprints
↩ Reprints Kalle Ankas bästisar #21 (1985)
Reviews
Reader reviews
No reader reviews yet.