Kul med...

From 1986 to 1988, Semic Press published Kul med..., a 36-issue Swedish comic series that served as a lively, kid-friendly anthology of humor and adventure strips. The series is best remembered for introducing a generation of Scandinavian readers to translated European and American material, including the madcap antics of The Smurfs and the slapstick chaos of Bamse. Though it lacked a single defining creator, its mix of lighthearted serials and one-off gags made it a staple of late-80s Swedish newsstands. Kul med... matters as a snapshot of the era's imported comics landscape, offering a playful gateway into the medium for young audiences.