Lomme-Grøsser

A Norwegian horror anthology series launched in 1973 by Illustrerte Klassikere/Williams Forlag, Lomme-Grøsser (literally "Pocket Chiller") ran for 22 issues and became a staple of the country’s comics scene. Over its long, sporadic publication history, the title featured macabre tales illustrated by a rotating roster of European talent, most frequently Enrique Nieto, Brett Ewins, and Carlos Sanchís Tortosa. Its compact, pocket-sized format and consistent focus on gothic and supernatural thrills made it a distinctive, enduring entry in Scandinavian horror comics.