Joakim (Farbror Joakim) #2/1987
In "Streck i räkningen," Åskforskaren Musenstein unleashes his creation, the super-strong robot Musensteins monster, to steal valuables from the village below his castle laboratory. With the help of writer Ingrid Emond, Johnny Lundgren, and Tom Anderson, and art by Antoni Bancells Pujadas, this 1987 issue from Hemmets Journal delivers a quirky, suspenseful tale of science gone awry—perfect for fans of offbeat Scandinavian comics. The cover, by José Maria Millet Lopez, captures the eerie tension of the scene with striking precision.
When the storm-chasing scientist Musenstein builds his super-strong robot, Musensteins monster, he sets it loose to steal valuables from the village below his castle lab—turning the quiet countryside into a whirlwind of chaos, one mischievous heist at a time.
In "Pizza-rea," Magica de Hex concocts a bizarre hex using pepper tomatoes, aiming to enchant Stål-Kalle so he’ll help her steal Joakim’s crown. With her plan in motion, chaos brews in the streets of their quirky, animal-filled world—where even a simple pizza can become a plot device.
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