Huey, Dewey and Louie: “The importance of being Hewie”
Huey, Dewey and Louie are discovered by a TV producer who wants to make them the next big child stars. Not because they’re great actors, but because they’re triplets and can put in thrice as many hours. But since viewers don’t like triplet stars, they have to pretend to be one person. Can they do that without having sibling rivalry destroy their career?
First published: April 2010
Written: 2007
Length: 9 pages
Artist: Daniel Pérez
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Donald Duck: “The margarine hotline”
Donald convinces the manager of the margarine factory he’s working at to start a margarine helpline and let Donald man it. Donald’s motivation for this is hoping to relax all day at work. Obviously, this must go wrong…
First published: February 2010
Written: 2006
Length: 8 pages
Artist: Arild Midthun
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Uncle Scrooge: “Mrs. Emily Typefast-McDuck”
Scrooge tries to make a business deal with an old-fashioned businessman who insists that all of his business partners should be married. While Scrooge doesn’t have a wife, he does have a secretary…
First published: January 2010
Written: 2007
Length: 6 pages
Artist: Maria José Sanchéz Núñez
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In case you were wondering – no, I didn’t get the name of Scrooge’s secretary wrong 
While it is correct that her name in American publications is Miss Quackfaster, the name is Miss Typefast in Egmont scripts. It will of course be changed if the story is ever printed in English, but I have to use the name “Miss Typefast” in my scripts so that the artist will know which character I’m talking about.
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Donald Duck: “A neighbor in need”
Donald gets one of Jones’s letters and is shocked to discover that his neighbor is about to lose his house. Since Donald doesn’t want to risk getting an even worse neighbor, he wants to help Jones through these tough time. Only problem: Since Jones is Donald’s sworn enemy, Donald has to help him in secret…
First published: September 2009
Written: 2006
Length: 17 pages
Artist: José Ramón Bernado
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It should be noted since I’m Norwegian and probably 102 % of everybody reading this will be Norwegian that at the moment (2011), this is the only one of my published Disney comics that hasn’t been published in Norway yet.
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Uncle Scrooge: “Scrooge vs. Scrooge”
The life and times of Scrooge McDuck is one of the most interesting stories ever told, and Scrooge knows that – so he decides to make a video game based on it. And Donald, Duckburg’s greatest gamer, loves it – so much he’s sure he can beat even Scrooge in it. Soon, the bet is on: Who can beat the other in a video game based on Scrooge’s life? the video game expert – or the person who lived it?
First published: September 2009
Written: 2006
Length: 17 pages
Artist: Arild Midthun
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