Netherlands: Een vrolijke kerst met Donald Duck # 2008

Country: Netherlands
Publication: Een vrolijke kerst met Donald Duck
Publisher: Sanoma Uitgevers B.V.
Language: Dutch (unless noted otherwise)

Date: November 27, 2008
Price: € 4.25

Translation: Ferdi Felderhof, Olav Beemer
Lettering: Fecit Vormgevers

Index delivered by: DVr, HF
Indexed: October 15, 2016
Index edited by: HF (December 9, 2012; June 25, 2014)

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

HC DD1987-52

Donald Duck

1 p.

cover

Ink: ?

Reprinted in: DD1987-52

Appearances: Chip, Daisy Duck, Dale, Donald Duck, Huey Dewey and Louie
Refers to: D 5445 (remake)

D 2005-352

Oom Dagobert

De Kerstman in zaken

16 p.

4 rows per page

Writing: Jens Hansegård
Pencils: José Massaroli
Ink: Raúl Barbero

Appearances

Donald Duck, Huey Dewey and Louie, Santa Claus, Uncle Scrooge

Description

Language code	Description
en	US is not happy about Santa's habit of handing out free gifts for Christmas, it ruins his own sale of toys. So when he finds out that he actually owns the land Santa's workshop stands on, he decides to take action.

D 2006-046

Mickey Mouse

Stroomstoring

7 p.

4 rows per page

Writing: Sarah Kinney
Pencils: Fabrizio Petrossi
Ink: ?

Reprinted in: ADV 2017

Appearances

Goofy, Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Pluto

Description

Language code	Description
en	When MM's electricty goes out in a fierce storm and it will take a week to get it restored, he decides to stick it out in his powerless home like his pioneer ancerstors did. Unfortunately, MM soon discovers that his pioneer ancestors had a heck of a hard life!

D 8572

Donald Duck

Spijt en liefdadigheid

10 p.

4 rows per page

Plot: Patsy Trench
Script: Bob Bartholomew
Pencils: Daniel Branca
Ink: ?

Reprinted in: DD1999-50, ADV 2017

Appearances

Pig mayor, Donald Duck, Uncle Scrooge

Description

Language code	Description
en	DD gets three lottery tickets from a man he meets on the street. For charity reasons Donald agrees to sell them and although they are very expensive he manages to sell to both the mayor and US. Unfortunately the lottery turns out to be a hoax.