So odd to read Danish on FA, it's not something you come across often.

Is that Gordon Freeman!?!

no. thats the artist.

He looks JUST LIKE HIM

And he carries a crowbar, too!

I've told him - he says he doesn't play video games....

lol

...What the heck does it say, anyways :3

aaaahhhhh. it fun to read som danish, in a non-Danish website

Nice! Danish on FA! A rare sight.

Dear lords, it seems someone has... dare I even say it? TASTE!

I was just about to correct his (actually rather few) mistakes... Oh well, that's just the grammer nazi I am :P
But yeah, Danish on FA, that is a rare sight.

A, the mothertongue - godt at se det

but wow, that is some bad grammar...

yes

Interesting; although I must admit - I need a translation. *^_^*

Is that "Happy Jack" in the background? I'd love to see another story with "him."

More Mink!

O-0 That looks like Savage Squirrel with a dozen sticks of dynamite all neatly wired together... Nevertheless, Savage Squirrel has a great track record of getting very deserving bad guys.

Come on, please translate it for us! Thanks.

Looks like The Mink is right behind him, too.

Needs to be more stories of them, methinks.

Yes, and it looks like she has noticed what he is carrying. Nice touch! I'd love more.

I can almost get the gist of it if I pretend it's misspelled German. Then I remember that I know almost no German.

Are you reading from the Oera Linda Book?

Google Translate gives me, with a little adjustment: I've earned the most money on my TV stuff, but my favorite has always been the comics. A project I have going right now is the start of my own comic. Mailbox Books wanted to publish it under the name 'Karno comics, but unfortunately there was not enough money when it came to business [sagen]. But it was not the end of the story ...

Thanks!

I can't actually speak Danish, more than a few words, but I can understand quite a lot of it, and I understood all of this, if not too smoothly.

Probably helps that I've lived in the southwest end of Skania, where Denmark is pretty much a stonethrow away, and we get two danish tv-stations by default on our tvs.

I can't help but chuckle every time I hear some Stockholmers come down here and get completely flabbergasted by the Danes speaking. Yes, I have something of an unfair advantage, being born and raised down here, but considering a lot of those guys are a bit snobbish, I don't really feel all that bad about it. XD