Joakim (Farbror Joakim) #6/1980
In "Farbror Joakim och det rogivande vattnet del 1," Joakim stöter på en sjö med vatten som verkar ge en märklig känsla av välmående — men det visar sig inte vara så enkelt som det låter. Written by Romano Scarpa and I. Emond, and illustrated by Scarpa with inks by Sandro Zemolin, this 1980 issue from Hemmets Journal sees Joakim attempt to siphon the water into his freight plane, only to face a surprising toll. Cover by Daniel Branca captures the whimsy of the moment, as Oppfinnar-Jocke unravels the truth behind the so-called miracle — though Joakim may still be smiling, for reasons that go beyond the water itself.
In "Farbror Joakim och det rogivande vattnet del 1," Joakim, overwhelmed by a nervous breakdown, turns to the healing waters of Sankt Jonas källa—only to find the price too steep. Determined to find a free alternative, he sets out on a quest that promises more than just relief, but also a test of his resolve.
In "Farbror Joakim och det rogivande vattnet del 2," Joakim stöter på en sjö med en märklig, förstås "rogivande" effekt — men when he siphons it into his fraktplan, he's hit with a hefty state fee. Oppfinnar-Jocke soon reveals the truth: it's just ordinary water, its magic all in the mind. Yet Joakim, ever the optimist, still walks away with a gold treasure, proving that belief can be its own kind of wealth.
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