Felix - Jan Lööf's Felix #[nn]

In "Felix på Stora Apön," the talking parrot Sara arrives at Felix's doorstep with a dire message: her husband, Captain Karlsson, is stranded on the remote island of Stora Apön. With Captain Lurifaxius and his henchman, the sinister Dr. Halmhatten, now in control of the Söderhavet, Felix, Sara, and the young sailor Johan must escape and find the captain—now a king on a tropical island—before war erupts between the two rival rulers.

In "Felix och tidsmaskinen," Professor Prop, Felix, and Robert travel to ancient Greece using the professor’s time machine, only to be sold into slavery and forced to build a flying device to escape the Colossus of Rhodes—eventually becoming circus directors. Back in the present, they attempt to recreate their adventure with a daring circus act, summoning a Tyrannosaurus rex and a wild man from the past, but their plans unravel when the circus director von Hetzen and the clown Koko sabotage the performance.

In "Felix och det stora upproret," Felix sets out to find the elusive Vildmannen, only to stumble into a web of crime and deception when both are captured by a gangster who runs a secret school for criminals. Forced into the school’s ranks, they earn the headmaster’s trust by proving their skills—just as a daring mission to free the headmaster’s cousin Herman begins. With the help of the school’s disguise expert Alex, Felix and Herman infiltrate the island of San Fernando, posing as archaeologists to steal dictator Ramon Ortega’s gold, all while secretly planning a revolution that could shake the island’s foundations.

In "Felix och de flygande tefaten," Felix and Alex race to rescue Docent Nilsson from the scheming Captain Kalfjäll, only to discover a crashed alien spacecraft at the North Pole. With help from the stranded alien Gregor and his partner Togo, who's trapped in orbit, they must find a way to repair the ship before it's too late—leading Felix on a journey across the stars, through a forgotten alien empire, and into a rebellion on a distant world.

In "Felix och Fantomen," the legendary masked hero is captured by Captain Nemo and forced to guide him through the eerie Dödskallegrottan. Broken and defeated, Fantomen takes a job at Tivoli until Felix convinces him he still has strength left. Together, they must stop the gangster Otto, who takes Felix hostage and leads them into a dangerous scheme orchestrated by the mysterious Doctor M—whose shocking identity ties back to Fantomen’s own past.

In *Felix och varulven*, Felix and Propeller-Jack take a wild detour to Transsylvania—only to crash-land on a floating airship in the middle of the Atlantic, where a mad admiral has bigger plans than they do. Once in the cursed region, they’re drawn into a bizarre chain of events involving a vampire-hunting man who’s himself bitten, a mad scientist building a monster, and a conspiracy that ties together Dracula, Fantomen, and Doktor Mabuse. With satire and suspense in equal measure, this 1980 tale from Jan Lööf’s *Felix* blends absurdity and horror in a story where even the monsters might be the least of the problems.

In *Felix i Vilda Västern*, Felix takes on a new role as a livestock caretaker at a park housing werewolves from a previous adventure—only to find them stolen. With the help of the clever chimp Cheeta, he tracks the thieves to a film studio, where he reunites with former actor Johnny Muller. Together, they pursue the culprits—old colleagues Tom and Harry—into a wild west film set, where a mysterious train ride sends them straight into the 1800s. There, they join forces with Sioux chief Risiga Kråkan to rescue his captured son, Flaxande Skatan, facing off against the tyrannical Nick Sullivan, a Nixon-like mayor, and the deadly Scarface Hogan. As their journey takes them from frontier towns to a showdown with bandit leader Zarate Lopez, the line between reality and illusion begins to blur—especially when they wake up in a modern hospital, wondering if it was all a dream.

In *Felix och Ben Hassans skatt*, Felix teams up with the eccentric balloonist Smith after a storm strands them on a tropical island. When a mysterious message in a bottle leads them to a castaway named Arnold Hansen, they’re drawn into a perilous quest for the legendary treasure of Ben Hassan—now coveted by the ruthless pirate Captain Crook. With the help of an ancient lamp and a surprising twist of fate, Felix and Smith must outwit the sinister ruler Azab and uncover the true power hidden within the treasure.

In *Felix och meteoren*, Felix returns to Europe and teams up with reporter Max to investigate a meteor that’s just fallen to Earth. When they discover the meteor contains alien beings planning to conquer Earth with a deadly ray—requiring diamonds to activate their scheme—they’re forced to join forces with the legendary jewel thief Teodor Knock and the brawny Big Butch to pull off a daring heist. As the aliens prepare for planetary takeover, Felix must find a way to change their minds before it’s too late.

In *Felix och Cecilia*, private detective Felix teams up with the nervous but determined Cecilia, whose life is in danger after her father’s mysterious death leaves her heir to a fortune coveted by her ruthless uncle, Doctor Schröder. With help from the mighty circus performer Ursus and a band of streetwise raggare, Felix races to uncover the hidden gold sword on Nytorget—only to find himself outmaneuvered at every turn, as Schröder sets traps, frames the innocent, and tightens his grip on Cecilia.

In *Felix i Afrika*, Felix is called to help Zooägaren track down a new white elephant after the old one passes away. Traveling to the jungle with the eccentric elephant hunter Captain Baldo and his massive, larval-legged elephant-hunting ship, the duo soon find themselves caught in a tangled web of guerrilla warfare, mistaken identities, and a surprising alliance with the resistance. As the journey takes them deeper into the wild and the heart of a crumbling regime, unlikely friendships form and old grudges begin to shift—though the fate of the elusive white elephant, Bobby Dick, remains uncertain.

When a passing Bellman catches the eye of the Folket i Bild/Kulturfront editorial team, they instantly decide he’s the perfect new comic star—no audition, no pitch, just a man on the street and a sudden, inspired decision to turn him into a series character.

In this classic 1980 installment of *Felix*, Jo is at the corner store with a pounding headache, so he hides a pack of film under his hat to ease the pain—only to be mistaken for a thief. The cashier, who catches him, gets two tickets to Galna Hästens live show and invites Jo to the store manager’s office for a surprise.

When Sixten, cousin to the famous Bellman, visits Stockholm, he’s overwhelmed by the city’s hustle and suspects every passerby of being a criminal. His nerves peak when he spots a man he thinks looks trustworthy—von Cronblom—only to have his bag stolen in a prank.

In "Hyresstrejken, del tre av tre," Jo’s landlord, determined to evict all tenants, finds his plans undone when his wife leaves in fury. With the tenants now united in a collective living experiment in Upplands-Väsby, the landlord turns to his bottle for comfort—while the real test of resilience begins.