Finland: Aku Ankka # 1988-40

Country: Finland
Publication: Aku Ankka
Publisher: Sanomaprint
Language: Finnish (unless noted otherwise)

Date: October 5, 1988
Pages: 36
Price: FIM 5.55
Size: B5
Reprinted in: Aku Ankka -neljännesvuosikerta 1988-4, Aku Ankka -vuosikerrat 1988-2

Index delivered by: SMa

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

W WDC 324-00

Aku Ankka

1 p.

cover

Idea: ?
Art: Carl Barks

Reprinted in: AA1969-17, AAVSK1969-1, MHK2001, CBK 28, AN1969-1

Appearances

Donald Duck, Huey Dewey and Louie

Description

Language code	Description
en	Smokey barbecue

Comment

Pg.: 1

Qfi/AA1988-40A

Oma nurkka

1 p.

article

Comment: Pg.: 2

D 9492

Aku Ankka

Taksikuski

10 p.

4 rows per page

Plot: Miles Tredinnick
Script: Donne Avenell
Pencils: Vicar
Ink: ?

Appearances

Donald Duck

Description

Language code	Description
en	DD becomes a taxi driver, thinking it's easy money. He is very very wrong...

Comment

Pg.: 3-12

D 9370

Pluto

Pluto pelastaa keisarikunnan

8 p.

4 rows per page

Plot: Philippe Le Bars
Script: Donne Avenell
Pencils: Antoni Bancells Pujadas
Ink: ?

Appearances

Mickey Mouse, Pluto

Description

Language code	Description
en	PL dreams of being aristocratic dog in ancient Rome

Comment

Pg.: 13-20

D 8826

Pikku Hukka

Muotokuvia

6 p.

4 rows per page

Plot: Gail Renard
Script: Tom Anderson
Pencils: Jorge David Redo
Ink: ?

Appearances: Brer Bear, Fiddler Pig, Fifer Pig, Li'l Bad Wolf, Practical Pig, The Big Bad Wolf
Comment: Pg.: 21-26

D 9572

Roope-setä

Kivisilmä-Ankan päiväkirja

6 p.

4 rows per page

part 2

Plot: Paul Halas
Script: Dave Angus
Pencils: Tino Santanach Hernandez
Ink: ?

Reprinted in: AA1988-39+, AANV1988-3+, AAJ 2

Appearances

Donald Duck, Huey Dewey and Louie, Uncle Scrooge

Description

Language code	Description
en	US at a Wild West Show gets mistaken for his great-uncle Orville "Dead-Eye Duck" McDuck, a famous outlaw. When the misunderstanding is cleared up, Scrooge is reminded that he owns Dead-Eye's diary, in which there are clues as to where he hid his loot before being arrested… and of course, they go look for it.

Comment