Kängurupocket #5
In "Aptiten suger...", Jo and her curious cat face a mystery that’s less about toys or treats and more about something deeply unsettling—something that has the cat obsessively trying to twist its own fur off. Written by Édika, Göran Ribe, and Horst Schröder, with art and inks by Édika and lettering by Mikael Grahn, this 1991 issue from Atlantic Förlags AB delivers a quirky, offbeat tale with a distinctly oddball charm. The cover, also by Édika, captures the feline’s strange fixation in bold, expressive lines.
In a quiet park, a lonely cello on a bench attracts an unexpected admirer—only to find itself at the center of a surreal, self-aware comic twist. When the story takes a sharp turn, the series' own character Édika steps in, playfully interrupting the narrative and challenging a figure to finish what’s begun.
In "Sköna maj, välkommen...", Jo finds themselves baffled by a cat that’s utterly uninterested in love treats or toys—instead, it’s obsessed with twisting its own fur. The story unfolds with quiet, absurd charm as Jo tries to figure out what’s really going on, all while the season of May brings its usual mix of warmth and confusion.
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