Junior JR.
Semic · 1991 · 1 issue
🌐 Norwegian edition · descriptions in English
About the series
Created by Norwegian cartoonist Øystein Marmøy, Junior JR. is a one-shot comic published by Semic in 1991, drawing on the iconic character designs of Albert Uderzo and the storytelling legacy of René Goscinny. This standalone issue offers a playful, lighthearted adventure that fits within the broader tradition of European bande dessinée, though it remains a brief, self-contained entry rather than an ongoing series. Its significance lies in its curious blend of Scandinavian and Franco-Belgian comic influences, marking a unique footnote in the publisher's catalog.