Øystein Runde

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Øystein Runde (born December 14, 1979, in Ulsteinvik) is a Norwegian cartoonist.[1]

He has written and illustrated two albums of the unsuccessful superhero Bjartmann, both published by Jippi Forlag. His first breakthrough was the cartoon Margarin, which is a collaboration with the Norwegian artist and musician Kristopher Schau. Runde wrote a strip named Rundetid in the youth magazine Spirit. His main claims to fame are Margarin, De Fire Store (often just writing scripts for artist Geir Moen) and the Viking epic Saga of Olav Sleggja.[2][3]

[edit] Bibliography

  • Rundetid – Monthly strip in the zine Spirit
  • Margarin – published in the comic Smult, written by Kristopher Schau
  • 2004 – BjartmannJippi forlag, Oslo
  • 2004 – Bjartmann er din presangJippi forlag
  • 2006 – Margarin – collected edition in hardcover Seriehuset AS
  • 2007 – De Fire Store – graphic novel in hardcover, drawn by Geir moen Gyldendal
  • 2008 – Rundetid – collected edition in hardcover Gyldendal
  • 2009 – Soga om Olav Sleggja" Samlaget
  • 2010 – De Fire Store – Bukk fra luften, bukk fra bunnen, Obstfelder er forsvunnen – graphic novel, hardcover, drawn by Geir Moen Cappelen Damm
  • 2011 – De Fire Store – julen 1898 (Christmas special) Cappelen Damm

[edit] References

  1. ^ tegneserier in Store norske leksikon (Norwegian)
  2. ^ Review in Morgenbladet, in norwegian (Norwegian)
  3. ^ Live-action trailer (Norwegian) for Saga of Olav Sleggja, directed by Runde and Lars-Petter Iversen.


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