Kalle Ankas bästisar #3
In "Eko-experten," Kalle Ankas faces a bizarre bet: he’s wagered his house to Alexander Lukas unless the latter dares to ice-bathe. When Kajsa learns of the challenge, she quietly sets a new condition—Alexander must drink ten liters of lemonade in an hour to reclaim the house. Written and illustrated entirely by Carl Barks, with lettering by Gerd Mattsson, this 1988 issue features Barks’ signature blend of whimsy and escalating absurdity, all rendered in his unmistakable style. The cover, also by Barks, captures the moment of high-stakes silliness with his precise, expressive lines.
In "Allt kommer...", Kalle och Knattarna are on a beach adventure when Alexander Lukas shows up with a surprising request: a priceless ruby has been lost on the shore. With the beach divided between them, the search begins—each determined to find the treasure before the other.
In "Storskrytarna," Kalle Ankas faces a sticky situation when he bets his house to Alexander Lukas—on the condition he dares to ice bath. But when Kajsa hears about it, she flips the challenge: if Alexander can’t down ten liters of lemonade in an hour, he forfeits the bet and gives the house back. With absurd stakes and a race against the clock, it’s a classic clash of bravado and bad choices.
In the dusty frontier town of Bluff City, Joakim remembers a long-forgotten gold strike from his days as a prospector—only he never actually claimed the treasure. Now, decades later, he’s drawn back to the abandoned town, where whispers of ghostly echoes and strange happenings linger in the wind. With the past calling and the frontier still haunted, Joakim must face the mysteries of a place that refuses to stay buried.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #9 (141) (1952), Kalle Ankas bästisar #3 (1975)
Reprinted in Kalle Ankas bästisar #28 (1988)
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