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Pondus #8
8. divisjon
Det er ikke mange som kan gi ut en bok med tittelen 8. Divisjon og ha håp om å selge 80.000. Frode Øverli og hans Pondus kan. Allerede i forordet inneholder 8. divisjon en aldri så liten sensasjon. Atle Nielsen outer Frode som en pasjonert golfspiller! Frode, som har raljert over sporten i mang en Pondusstripe og døpt den homo-hockey. Nå er det paybacktime. Ellers får vi en flashback til lykkeligere tider for Jokke og Camilla. Deres sønn Gordon blir født, med en overårig taxisjåfør og en besvimt Jokke som fødselshjelpere. Vakre minner for lesere som ennå pleier sorgen over det nylige bruddet. Elses deltakelse i en bryteturnering med pensjonistforeningens hellige gral - Den gylne krumkake som premie - er et annet episk høydepunkt. Eller lavmål. Med 8. divisjon kommer Norges mest populære humorist fullt fortjent til å trone på toppen av høstens bestselgerlister. Igjen.
175 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2008
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January 8, 2020
Jokke og Camilla får barn, Pondus får baren - og en del andre får, tja som fortjent?
Alltid trivelig med Pondus-bøker.
Alltid trivelig med Pondus-bøker.
January 13, 2021
Korte historier som får deg til å bruke smilemusklene.
May 1, 2024
Disse bøkene er bare jævlig lætis
October 25, 2014
The eighth collection of Norwegian superstar comic Pondus, which was originally published in 2008, but only just now got translated into Swedish.
This is yet another good volume, containing, among other things, the episode where Jocke, Pondus's best friend and for a long time, an excruciatingly failure at womanising, becomes a father. A great development of a character, and in the comic strip format, where characters are often left in a state of perpetual status quo.
No matter what the subject, though, Pondus is always very readable, even in book format, which is not always the case with comic strips. I would go so far as to say that Martin Kellerman's Rocky and Frode Øverli's Pondus are the only two comic strips that has existed for quite some time, but still ends up on the top of my reading pile whenever I get a new volume. They're just consistently a good, enjoyable read.
It is a shame that Swedish Egmont is not picking up speed in publishing these volumes, as there is so much good material waiting for us. Oh well, I've just gotten shipment of all the deluxe volumes in the definitive edition of Pondus, Eliteserien, and will re-read the whole series, going way past this volume.
This is yet another good volume, containing, among other things, the episode where Jocke, Pondus's best friend and for a long time, an excruciatingly failure at womanising, becomes a father. A great development of a character, and in the comic strip format, where characters are often left in a state of perpetual status quo.
No matter what the subject, though, Pondus is always very readable, even in book format, which is not always the case with comic strips. I would go so far as to say that Martin Kellerman's Rocky and Frode Øverli's Pondus are the only two comic strips that has existed for quite some time, but still ends up on the top of my reading pile whenever I get a new volume. They're just consistently a good, enjoyable read.
It is a shame that Swedish Egmont is not picking up speed in publishing these volumes, as there is so much good material waiting for us. Oh well, I've just gotten shipment of all the deluxe volumes in the definitive edition of Pondus, Eliteserien, and will re-read the whole series, going way past this volume.
April 3, 2017
Alltså, prenumererar man på Pondus, och det gör man förstås, så har man läst alla strippar i boken. Behållningen är Frodes kommentarer inför varje kapitel och att man faktiskt har missat någon stripp.
Men Pondus är Pondus och det är hög kvalitet på bild och text.
Men Pondus är Pondus och det är hög kvalitet på bild och text.
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