page_title: Rune Andréasson
hierarchical_section_title: Rune Andréasson
caption_attribution_description: English: Still from the production of Rune Andréasson's (1925–1999) animated TV series "Nalle ritar och berättar" (1950s), Gothenburg. Svenska: Stillbild från produktionen av Rune Andréassons (1925–1999) animerade tv-serie "Nalle ritar och berättar" (1950-tal), Göteborg.
context_page_description: Rune Herbert Emanuel Andréasson was a Swedish comic creator.
  Andréasson has created children's comics since 1944, mainly for the Swedish market, but his works have been published in several languages. He created mostly his own, original characters and features, which included the comic features "Brum", "Lille Rikard och Hans Katt", "Rulle och Maja", "Nicke Bock", "Åsnan Kal", "Nalle Ritar och Berättar", "Teddy", "Habibu" and "Pellefant".
  His most famous creation, however, is "Bamse", created in the 1960s, an often educational comic featuring "the world's strongest bear". This feature was highly successful, and was followed by several animated cartoons, as well as a comic book. The comic book started in 1973, featured exclusively Swedish material, and is still one of Sweden's most popular comic books today.
  In the 1970s, Andréasson began contracting other artists to do the artwork, while he still wrote the stories and kept a strict editorial control of the contents. For example, he refused to publish commercial ads in a book aimed at children. He was also rather restrictive with using his creations for commercial merchandising.
context_section_description: Rune Herbert Emanuel Andréasson (11 August 1925 in Lindome – 15 December 1999 in Viken) was a Swedish comic creator.
  Andréasson has created children's comics since 1944, mainly for the Swedish market, but his works have been published in several languages. He created mostly his own, original characters and features, which included the comic features "Brum", "Lille Rikard och Hans Katt" (Little Rikard and his cat), "Rulle och Maja" (Rulle and Maja), "Nicke Bock" (Nicke goat), "Åsnan Kal" (Kal the donkey), "Nalle Ritar och Berättar" (Nalle draws and tells), "Teddy", "Habibu" and "Pellefant".
  His most famous creation, however, is "Bamse", created in the 1960s, an often educational comic featuring "the world's strongest bear". This feature was highly successful, and was followed by several animated cartoons, as well as a comic book. The comic book started in 1973, featured exclusively Swedish material, and is still one of Sweden's most popular comic books today.
  In the 1970s, Andréasson began contracting other artists to do the artwork, while he still wrote the stories and kept a strict editorial control of the contents. For example, he refused to publish commercial ads in a book aimed at children. He was also rather restrictive with using his creations for commercial merchandising (sans for a few exceptional cases).
  He retired in 1990, and left his comic to the publishing house Egmont.
caption: Still from the production of Rune Andréasson's animated TV series "Nalle ritar och berättar" (1950s), Gothenburg.
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