Bamse #10/1973
In "Bamse og eik-striden," the mighty Krösus Sork plans to cut down the beloved oak tree home to the squirrels, sparking a protest that draws in Bamse. When money alone can't sway him, the forest’s unlikely hero must decide where his loyalty truly lies.
In "Bamse og den store høst-stormen," the gentle giant Bamse comes to the rescue when a massive boat runs aground during a fierce autumn storm, earning cheers from the crowd. Envious of the attention, the cunning Vargen hatches a plan to humiliate him by luring Bamse onto a long rope he intends to cut—only for the mischievous Lille Skutt to blow straight into the Vargen’s head just in time.
In "null," young Habibu presses on toward the city, only to be attacked by a leopard—just as Bojang arrives to save him. When a group of tourists shows up, they’re more interested in snapping photos than helping, and Habibu ends up riding on the back of their bus, only to fall off.
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Reprinted in Bamse #11/2007 (2007), Bamse #12/2008 (2008)
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