Denmark: Anders And & Co. præsenterer # 2022-01

Country: Denmark
Publication: Anders And & Co. præsenterer
Publisher: Egmont Serieforlaget A/S
Language: Danish (unless noted otherwise)

Title: Anders And Special, God sommer!
Date: July 4, 2022
Pages: 52
Price: DKK 79.95

Sold in a paper bag with D 24655 as motif

Index delivered by: MKT
Indexed: July 25, 2022

Index

story cover-illustration gag Non-Disney and/or non-comics

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Story code

Title

Number of pages

Creators

Publications

Characters, comments

D 24655

1 p.

cover

Idea: Gaute Moe
Pencils: Ulrich Schröder
Ink: ?

Reprinted in: AA2009-29

Appearances

Donald Duck, Huey Dewey and Louie (1)

Description

Language code	Description
en	HDL1 trips and drops a bucket full of crabs on DD who sleeps at the beach

D 2003-049

Anders And

Græsk for begyndere - del 1

8 p.

4 rows per page

part 1

Writing: Terry LaBan
Art: José Maria Millet Lopez
Translation: Trine Glud

Reprinted in: AA2004-33+

Appearances

Daisy Duck, Donald Duck

Description

Language code	Description
en	DD and DA are on vacation in Greece. While out sailing one day they discover an island where time has stood still, and people live like they did in ancient Greece. But our fine feathered friends soon put an end to that.

H 96208

Anders And

En dag på stranden

9 p.

4 rows per page

Writing: Frank Jonker, Paul Hoogma
Pencils: Santiago Barreira
Ink: Comicup Studio
Translation: Naja Møllmann-Ibsen

Reprinted in: AA2004-28

Appearances

Donald Duck, Huey Dewey and Louie, Jones

Description

Language code	Description
en	DD and Jones works as beach lifeguards

D 2003-049

Anders And

Græsk for begyndere - del 2

8 p.

4 rows per page

part 2

Writing: Terry LaBan
Art: José Maria Millet Lopez
Translation: Trine Glud

Reprinted in: AA2004-33+, AABAG2022-01+

Appearances

Daisy Duck, Donald Duck

Description

Language code	Description
en	DD and DA are on vacation in Greece. While out sailing one day they discover an island where time has stood still, and people live like they did in ancient Greece. But our fine feathered friends soon put an end to that.