Humor pocket

A short-lived Norwegian humor anthology published by Hjemmet/Egmont from 1990 to 1992, Humor pocket packed ten issues with a mix of international comic strips and original material. The series leaned heavily on the work of Jim Davis (best known for his cat-centric strip), alongside contributions from Charles M. Schulz and Mike Peters, while local writers Henning and Espen Hagerup added a Scandinavian touch. It offered readers a compact, accessible dose of laughter from both sides of the Atlantic.