Walt Disney's julalbum #1
"En liten julsaga" brings together the timeless charm of Carl Barks’ storytelling—co-written with Stefan Diös and illustrated by Barks himself, with inks and letters by Barks and Jan-Erik Höglund—set in the snowy heart of Ankeborgs stadion, where a crucial football match hangs in the balance. When thick snow threatens to cancel the game, Oppfinnar-Jocke is called upon to save the day with his trusty snow-melting powder.
In this festive tale from Walt Disney's julalbum #1, Farbror Joakim—known to some as Ebenezer Scrooge—finds his miserly ways challenged when he's visited by three ghosts: one from the past, one from the present, and one from the future. As the holiday spirit stirs through the quiet forest, characters like Mullvaden, Grodan, Råttan, and Jätten witness the change in the old man’s heart, while Benjamin Syrsa, Klara Kluck, Teddi, Freddi, and Tuttan lend their own warmth to the season.
In "Den gyllene julgranen," the nephews’ hopes for a golden Christmas tree take a dark turn when they’re tricked by Häxan (från Snövit), a cunning witch who plans to harvest their tears for a potion meant to erase every Christmas tree on Earth. With holiday magic at stake and their joy turned to sorrow, the young animals must find a way to outwit the witch before her spell takes hold.
In the snowy town of Ankeborg, a thick blanket of snow has buried the stadium, threatening to cancel a crucial football match. With time running out, the townspeople turn to the inventive Oppfinnar-Jocke and his mysterious snow-melting powder to save the day.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #203 (1948), Disney-Sonderalbum #3 (1985), Kalle Anka & C:o #50/1963
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