HK-Nisse

Swedish cartoonist Anders Suneson’s HK-Nisse ran for three issues from 1982 to 1984, a compact, self-contained comic series that stands as a distinctive artifact of early-80s Scandinavian alternative publishing. Known for its idiosyncratic, often surreal humor and Suneson’s expressive, loose linework, the series carved out a small but memorable niche in the era’s small-press landscape. Its brief run captures a moment when European creators were pushing against mainstream conventions, making it a curious footnote for fans of offbeat, creator-driven work.