Trumf-Serien #2

Trumf-Serien was a popular Norwegian comic book anthology published by Williams Forlag during the 1970s. This series served as a primary vehicle for introducing a variety of international comic strips to the Norwegian market, often focusing on adventure, humor, and suspense genres that were gaining traction among young readers at the time.

The design and content of issue number two reflected the publisher's strategy of pairing well-established licensed properties with editorial layouts common to the European newsstand market. While specific creative credits for the internal assembly were often shared across the editorial team, the series as a whole is remembered for its role in bridging the gap between imported American comic culture and the specific preferences of the Scandinavian audience during the mid-twentieth century.