Vintage Comic with Easter Island Tikis (Image Heavy) - General Tiki

K Kong-Tiki Tiki Centralite Joined: Sep 13, 2005 Posts: 48	K Kong-Tiki Posted posted on Sat, Jun 9, 2007 12:40 AM I was introduced to tiki-lore for the first time in the story "Dokki Sokki in the South Pacific" in the Norwegian edition of Donald Duck Comics and Stories, issue 45, 1967. I was all there; volcanos, tiki-masks, torches - they even threw a Luau for Donald, serving him a coconut drink. The American version was, I believe, called "Test Pilot Perils". I prefer the Norwegian title. In the panel Donald asks Gyro: Is it to late to be Donald Duck again now? Gyro: What´s the matter? Cold feet all of a sudden?

I was introduced to tiki-lore for the first time in the story "Dokki Sokki in the South Pacific" in the Norwegian edition of Donald Duck Comics and Stories, issue 45, 1967.
I was all there; volcanos, tiki-masks, torches - they even threw a Luau for Donald, serving him a coconut drink. The American version was, I believe, called "Test Pilot Perils". I prefer the Norwegian title.

In the panel Donald asks Gyro: Is it to late to be Donald Duck again now?
Gyro: What´s the matter? Cold feet all of a sudden?

Post #311879 by Kong-Tiki on Sat, Jun 9, 2007 12:40 AM