Klassisk Donald Duck #13
In "Ulykkesdukken," Donald Duck sets his sights on the next talent contest after Dolly's new favorite band, "Sam og de syngende coyotene," wins big in Kvigeby. With his usual mix of determination and chaos, Donald jumps in—ready to prove he’s got the stage presence, even if his performance might not be quite what the judges expect. Written by Evert Geradts and Harald Dyrkorn, with art by Ben Verhagen, and featuring a cover by William Van Horn.
When Dolly's new favorite band, "Sam and the Singing Coyotes," wins a major talent contest in Kvigeby, Donald can't resist joining the next competition—determined to prove he’s got the stage presence to match the hype.
When Langbein accidentally wins the legendary Timor-tauet at auction, he discovers its mysterious power to transport him anywhere on Earth with just a pull. The story follows his unexpected journey as the ancient rope unlocks doors to far-flung places, turning an ordinary day into something wildly unpredictable.
In "Trylletauet del 2," Langbein støter ved en tilfeldighet på det berømte, gamle Timor-tauet under en auksjon, unaware of its hidden magic. Once in his hands, the rope grants him the power to travel anywhere in the world—though the full extent of its mysteries remains to be seen.
When Langbein accidentally wins the legendary old Timor-tauet at auction, he discovers its magic lets him and his companions travel anywhere in the world—just by stepping on it. The adventure begins with a sudden, unexpected journey that’s as unpredictable as it is thrilling.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #4/1959 (1959), Donald Duck & Co #5/1959 (1959), Donald Duck & Co #6/1959 (1959), Donald Duck bøker [Gullbøker] #[1986] (1986), Walt Disney's Donald Duck Adventures #17 (1989), Tegneseriebokklubben #67 (1990), Donald Pocket #137 (1993), Donald Duck & Co #25/1994 (1994)
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