Don Due

A Silver Age arrival from the Norwegian comics scene, Don Due made his debut in 1963 within the pages of Hakke Hakkespett, a publication from Serieforlaget that brought lively cartoon storytelling to Scandinavian readers. His catalog footprint is modest — just seven recorded appearances across a run that stretched into the mid-1960s — but he shares those pages with a charming ensemble including Hakke Hakkespett, Dora Due, Pelle Klukk, Hans, and Hanne, suggesting a cozy, character-rich world well worth exploring. For collectors with a taste for the delightful corners of European comics history, Don Due is a small but genuine piece of that Silver Age tapestry.