Galago #1/1993 (37)
"Galne Calle - Allt är vansinne" introduces a chaotic collaboration between Joakim Lindengren and David Nessle as they attempt to co-create a comic series, clashing over wildly different visions—one rooted in absurd humor about a character named Siewert Öholm, the other in existentialist satire involving Jean-Paul Sartre and Albert Camus. The story unfolds with sharp wit and playful tension, capturing the creative friction between two minds pushing against each other’s ideas. Illustrated by Lindengren and Nessle themselves, with lettering by the duo and a cover by Lars Sjunnesson, this 1993 issue from Atlantic Förlags AB stands as a unique, self-aware take on artistic partnership.
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David Nessle och Joakim Lindengren bestämmer sig för att göra en serie tillsammans. Men Joakim Lindengren vill göra en serie om Siewert Öholm och alla glada stjärtars lavemangskanna och David Nessle vill göra en serie om Jean-Paul Sartre och Albert Camus som skojar till det, och samarbetet spårar ur.
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