Joakim (Farbror Joakim) #5/1987
In "Rivalen Stål-Kalle," Farbror Joakim finds himself caught between history and modern theater when Kalle and Knattarna stage a dramatic retelling of Jean Millère’s unlikely path to literary fame—inspired by a mistaken imprisonment during the reign of Ludvig XIV. Written by Ingrid Emond and Staff di IF, this 1987 installment from Hemmets Journal blends satire and stagecraft, with Daniel Branca’s cover capturing the clash of eras.
In *Kleopatras näsa*, Musse och Långben journey to Alexandria in 47 BCE, chasing the missing Professor Snillén—only to find themselves entangled in a conspiracy where Cleopatra is blamed for a failed harvest. With the vizier Calopsis holding Snillén captive and the city on edge, the duo must navigate ancient intrigue, all while the real culprit remains hidden in the shadows.
In "Livets komedi," Joakim’s world spins with playful absurdity as the misadventures of Jean Millère—accidentally imprisoned for stealing Harpagon d’Ancas treasure—unfurl in a whimsical Paris under Louis XIV. When Kalle and Knattarna stage the tale as a modern theater piece, Farbror Joakim finds himself caught between laughter and disapproval, all set to the rhythm of typeset letters and timeless silliness.
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