Kalle Ankas bästisar #32
In "Farbror Joakim och flygande holländaren," Uncle Scrooge, Donald Duck, and the nephews set off on a swashbuckling adventure across Africa in search of the legendary Fliegende Hollander—a ghost ship said to carry a fortune in gold bullion. With treasure maps, jungle trails, and more than a few misadventures ahead, the quest promises excitement, danger, and plenty of laughs.
In "Oppfinnar-Jocke på picknick," Gyro sets out to improve the picnic experience with his latest inventions, only to find that his clever contraptions turn a simple outdoor meal into something far more complicated than anyone expected. With his usual mix of enthusiasm and engineering flair, he pushes the boundaries of what a picnic can be—though whether it’s better, worse, or just plain strange remains to be seen.
In "Farbror Joakim i pengatankar," Scrooge McDuck tries a new way to keep his money safe by converting his coins into greenbacks and hiding them in an old water tank—but even that clever plan can't keep the Beagle Boys at bay.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #495 (1953), Walt Disney's Donald Duck #52 (1957), Walt Disney's Picnic Party #8 (1957), Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #25 (1959), Bedste historier om Anders And #30
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