Joakim (Farbror Joakim) #10/1980
In "Farbror Joakim och Pumponia Radicaria," Joakim inherits a mysterious house from his grandfather, a former botanist who left behind a rare seed. With help from the Knattarna, he discovers the unusual pumponias can draw up both water and oil from the earth—unlocking secrets buried beneath the soil. Written by Giorgio Pezzin and I. Emond, with art by Giulio Chierchini and cover by Santiago Scalabroni, this 1980 issue from Hemmets Journal blends whimsy and wonder in a story rooted in quiet curiosity.
In "Farbror Joakim och Pumponia Radicaria," Joakim inherits a house from his grandfather, a botanist who left behind a rare seed. The Knattarna are entrusted with caring for it, only to discover the peculiar pumpkins—Pumponia Radicaria—can draw both water and oil from the earth.
In "Långben och de sex skotten i Dirango," Långben and Musse ride into the dusty town of Dirango, where Långben’s ancestor once served as sheriff. With the town now ruled by the ruthless outlaw Svarte-Petter and his gang, a new sheriff must rise—before the law vanishes completely.
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