Ole Brumm #7/1981

In "Ekte kunst," Ole Brumm and his friends—Tigergutt, Nasse Nøff, and Tussi—find themselves surrounded by old advertising art, prompting Ole to dream of replacing them with original paintings. But as he soon discovers, turning that dream into reality might be harder than he imagined, especially when talent doesn’t quite match the ambition.

When the Backscratch Tree becomes a beloved spot for Ole Brumm, Tigergutt, Tussi, and Petter Sprett to relieve their itches, their peaceful routine is disrupted by a domineering bobcat who claims the tree for himself—turning a simple scratch into a test of who gets to enjoy it.

In "Heffalumpjakten," Ole Brumm and his friends set off on a wild chase through the forest, convinced a giant heffalump is lurking nearby—though no one quite remembers why they’re searching. With Tigergutt’s enthusiasm, Nasse Nøff’s skepticism, and Petter Sprett’s ever-present snacks, the hunt quickly spirals into chaos, leaving the group more tangled than the trail they’re following.

In "Førstehjelp til foreldreløse," Ole Brumm sets out to help Tigger cope with his loneliness as an orphan, inspired by the boy’s empty baby photo album. With support from Tigergutt, Tussi, and Ugla, he launches a heartfelt mission to bring comfort to other orphaned animals—though what begins as a noble gesture quickly turns into a whirlwind of unexpected chaos and kindness.