Rolf Gohs - ett tecknarliv #[nn]

Jan 2017 · Cobolt Förlag

🌐 Swedish edition · synopsis shown in English

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About this Collection

This collection chronicles the life and career of Swedish comic artist Rolf Gohs, known for his work on Fantomen (The Phantom) and other series. It presents a retrospective of his artwork, spanning decades of his contributions to Swedish comics and illustration. The volume offers insight into his creative process and legacy within the Nordic comic scene.

"Dödens fågel" is a striking, self-penned and self-illustrated story by Rolf Gohs, showcasing his singular artistic and narrative voice in this 2017 release from Cobolt Förlag. When a group of boys discover the murdered Dr. Mahler, a mysterious connection to a sacred bird and a dying Jantu Indian unfolds, leading to a haunting moment of release and loss. The cover by Rolf Gohs captures the story’s somber, symbolic weight with his distinctive, hand-crafted style.

Contains 4 stories

Dödens fågel

10 pp · Adventure, Horror-Suspense

Benito Bonelli, Benitos mamma Clara, Benitos pappadr Mahler, namnlös jantuindian

In "Dödens fågel," a chilling mystery unfolds when a group of boys discover the murdered Dr. Mahler. Benito, recalling the doctor’s belief in a sacred bird—life’s bird—captured on the Jantu people’s land, uncovers a dark truth: a Jantu Indian, trying to return the bird to its home, killed Mahler in the process. As the Indian is shot by police, he releases the bird into the wild, leaving behind a haunting question.

Mysteriet Rosenkammaren

30 pp

Stenhästens öga

30 pp

Barnkorståget

60 pp