Magasinet for Alle
Magasinet for Alle | |
Biographical information | |
Founded: | 1927 |
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Country: | Norway |
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Magasinet for Alle was a Norwegian magazine that came out between 1927 and 1970. It started as Arbeidermagasinet, changed the title to Arbeidermagasinet for Alle in 1936, before the title was changed to "Magasinet for Alle" in 1941.
Comics in the magazine
The magazine was an important arena for the development of Norwegian comics such as: "Sjur Sjursen" by Bjarne Restan (1927-1932), "Jens von Bustenskjold" by Anders Bjørgaard (1935-1962), "Den evige ilds land" by Tore Deinboll (1936-1937) and "Krigsspekulantens fiende" by Trygve Mosebekk (1937-1938).
In 1930 the magazine start printing the two swedish comic "Kronblom" and "Agust" by Elov Persson. The only US comic printed by the magazine was "(Prince) Valiant" by Harold R Foster. It started in issue 35/1937 and ended in issue 18/1942.
Spøk og Spenning
In 1941 "Magasinet for Alle" started a new magazine, "Spøk og Spenning". which contained only comics from USA.
ads for the new magazine
Mandrake publications published by Magasinet for Alle
Title | Year(s) | Note |
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Spøk og Spenning | 1941-1945 1950-1954 |
- Oddvar Larsen (Oddvar Lamar)
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