Walt Disney's Beste Historier om Donald Duck & Co [Disney-Album] #28
In "Bille-rabalder," Donald Duck takes a night shift as caretaker at Andeby Vokskabinett, where a series of strange happenings has him convinced that the museum's wax figures are coming to life—especially after the Napoleon statue goes missing. With help from a few mischievous boys and a dash of paranoia, Donald tries to stay alert, but the line between imagination and reality starts to blur. Written by Carl Barks and Helene C. Kløvstad, with art and inks by Carl Barks, and a cover by Tino Santanach, this 1986 Norwegian Disney album blends classic humor with a playful twist on the supernatural.
When Donald Duck takes a job as night watchman at Andeby Vokskabinett, he’s soon distracted by strange goings-on—especially when Huey, Dewey, and Louie sneak in to hide Napoleon’s figure. As shadows flicker and the museum seems to come alive, Donald starts believing the wax figures have escaped, leaving him to keep watch over a place that might not be as quiet as it seems.
Donald Duck has invited Dolly Duck on a picnic, but when he refuses to let Huey, Dewey, and Louie join, the trio vows to make sure he never forgets this outing—using every trick in the book.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #7/1949 (1949), Donald Duck & Co #8/1949 (1949), Donald Duck & Co #25/1958 (1958), Donald Duck & Co #29/1960 (1960), Donald Duck & Co #4/1962 (1962)
Reprinted in Tegneseriebokklubben #[15] (1986)
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