91:an #25/1988
In "Vit lögn," 91:an lights a tomtebloss while wearing mismatched boots, caught in a quiet moment of reflection amid military routine. As Captain and the Lieutenant debate who among them is the regiment’s greatest zero, 91:an quietly lays out patience cards on the expedition, unsure if they’ll make it to the five-year mark—though they’re not alone in the hope. The issue’s stark, grounded tone is matched by Gunnar Persson’s self-penciled, inked artwork, with Nils Egerbrandt’s cover capturing the mood in sharp, evocative detail.
In the quiet chaos of a military winter, 91:an lights a tomtebloss while juggling boots of mismatched sizes, caught between boredom and the absurdity of regimental rituals. As Captain and the Furir debate who truly deserves the title of the unit’s biggest nolla, and Ström lies on sick leave awaiting the military train, 91:an quietly plays patience on the expedition—wondering, along with 87:an, if they’ll ever actually pull it off in five years.
In "Wiener(korv)valsen," 91:an finally gets the chance to feast on free sausage at the 87:an's stand—after a sudden scuffle with the furiren leaves the stand unguarded. With the path cleared, 91:an’s hunger takes center stage in this lighthearted military satire.
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