Død og dop

A gritty, five-issue Norwegian crime series from 1984–1985, Død og dop was written and drawn by Jan Rune Bruun, exploring the underbelly of drug-related violence in Oslo. Published during a period when European comics were increasingly tackling mature, socially conscious themes, the series stands out for its unflinching, noir-infused artwork and its stark portrayal of addiction and moral decay. Though short-lived, it remains a notable example of Scandinavian alternative comics from the era, capturing a raw, journalistic edge that set it apart from more mainstream fare.