Joakim (Farbror Joakim) #2/1980
In "Farbror Joakim och TV-kampen," Joakim (Farbror Joakim) finds himself at the center of a mischievous scheme when Lilla Vargen and Bror Duktig devise a plan to make Zeke Varg do the work instead. Written by Bob Langhans and I. Emond, with art by Jack Bradbury, this 1980 issue from Hemmets Journal captures the playful chaos of family dynamics and unexpected solutions. The cover by Daniel Branca adds a touch of whimsy to the comic’s lighthearted tone.
In "Farbror Joakim och TV-kampen," Joakim and von Pluring engage in a high-stakes rivalry to prove who has the strongest TV signal, only to spark a chaotic electrical storm that leaves their town in disarray. Forced to clean up the mess they’ve made, they must work together to repair the damage—though their methods may be as wild as the storm itself.
In "Lilla Vargen och den vrickade foten," Lilla Vargen grows weary of being the one who always works and earns money, so he teams up with Bror Duktig on a scheme to finally get Zeke Varg to pull his weight—though their plan might just be as clumsy as it is clever. The story unfolds with the familiar charm of Joakim’s world, where even the most absurd ideas can lead to unexpected turns.
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