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More stunning artwork by Alex Raymond from "Enter: The Mangler" 1946. The artwork above were taken from shrunk, cu...

Alex Raymond 1946. Thought some of you might enjoy seeing a few panels from the stack of vintage Rip Kirby material, that I located earlie...

Previously undocumented art by Gustaf Tenggren from 1915 shown on Swedish "Antikrundan" (Antiques roadshow) this week. Enjoy! ...

Modesty Blaise #1769. Enjoy!

... that it's "hug-a-penguin"-day today! Aka Valentine's day. Go hug someone! XOXO /Joakim. PS. The pengunis ar...

During lunch today I grabbed three new comic books from our racks at work (I work at Egmont Kids Media Nordic AB in Sweden.): Nemi #1/2013,...

Thanks to a reader of this blog here are scans from the new Buz book, so you can judge for yourselves. I don't have the book myself, but...

Seems that the new volume of Roy Crane's Buz Sawyer got the same problems as the first one. (Covered in THIS post.) Check out the r...

A small but nice Roy Nelson drawing. If the current owner sees this and wants to sell the drawing: By all means drop me a line! :)

Have you seen cover Carl Barks drew for Uncle Scrooge 66? You know, the one with the horse. Did you know that if you have the original U...

"Don't let companies take advantage of you. Here is why....."

Back in 1947 Sweden only had one comic book: Karl-Alfred (Popeye). Here's a rare, and pretty off model, ad from that year. Enjoy! ...

Cover for Swedish weekly magazine "Allers", 1947.

One little piece to the big puzzle called Barks. Did ya know that his daughter came up with the idea to the story about the fearsome flo...

Thought it was about time I did one of these.     No surprises there, eh. Here's a who-is-who: Want to do one of your own? H...