Galago

Galago was a Swedish comic magazine published by Atlantic Förlags AB and later Tago from 1980 to 1997, spanning 49 issues. Known for its eclectic mix of alternative and underground humor, the series showcased a rotating roster of talent, with key contributors including writers Rolf Classon, Charlie Christensen, and Gunnar Lundkvist, alongside artists Joakim Pirinen, Gunnar Lundkvist, and Lena Ackebo. It stands as a significant chronicle of late 20th-century Swedish counterculture, offering a raw, unpolished platform for provocative and experimental cartooning that influenced the country's comic landscape.