Bøger af John Pedersen

Humoristisk samfundssatire fra 1970'erne "et dansk tegneserieklenodie af fineste karat” – skrev pressen.Før Claus og Jesper Deleurans albums med Pirelli og Firestone var der Fatateetah, som lillebror Jesper skabte sammen med John Pedersen. Hver tegner tegnede sig selv som tegneseriefigur og skiftedes til at tegne baggrundene. Den samme metode Claus og Jesper Deleuran senere brugte i historierne om Pirelli og Firestone.Serien om de to dagdriverter Onkel Ftata og Fætter Teetah er oprindeligt udgivet i fire hæfter mellem 1975-78, men fås her i en samlet hardcover-udgave. Ftatateetah-historierne opstod i mere eller mindre improviseret samarbejde mellem de to fynboer (og der tales en charmerende fynsk dialekt i serien).Bogen indeholder de fire hæfter, samt en del af en femte historie, der aldrig før er udgivet + artikler og ekstramateriale. Guf for enhver samler af danske tegneserier!Indhold: Forord af Ulrik Hansen Pedroismens opståen Ridderen af Purpurbåndet og andre historier Onkel Ftata & fætter Teetah holder weekend De forsvundne ynner Fatateetah-seriens opståen og historien bagved af Jesper Deleuran Den sidste og ufuldendte tegneserie med Onkel Ftata & fætter Teetah.

When Soren Rauhe accidentally dumps his coffee in the lap of Jenny Farrar his life of vintage motorbikes, NorCal surf and Irish tunes gets seriously complicated. Thrown together by Jenny's impending eviction and harassment by her crooked boss, Jarno, they quickly forge a surprisingly tight bond. Jenny and Soren stick together despite her skeptical introduction to late night tune sessions and old-guy motorcycle pals. While Jenny's boss is desperately trying to locate her to retrieve evidence implicating him in a massive forgery scam, she and Soren slink between his house in the Outer Richmond and his North Beach motorcycle shop trying to remain incognito. An unexplained attack on Soren's assistant, the ex-Russian rocket engineer, leaves loads of unanswered questions while his childhood friends rally around with questionable success. A chance retelling of an old story involving a mystical accordion with reeds of magical Chinese sword steel further complicates his life. Action, tunes, clues and hints drag Soren and Jenny all over San Francisco and its outlying districts. After Jenny disappears Soren fears the worst and pursues all avenues until they are finally reunited in a ground-shaking conclusion.