Terje Nordberg
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| Terje Nordberg | |
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| Born: | 1947 |
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| Died: | |
| Nationality: |  Norwegian
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| Occupation: | Writer, Editorial people |
| Website: | http://nordbergweb.com/ |
Terje Nordberg is a Norwegian novelist, comic creator and editor.
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Biography
Nordberg was the editor of Fantomet in the 1980's, and during this time he also wrote two Phantom stories: "The Secret of the Golden Snake" (together with Eirik Ildahl) and "Lost on the Phantom Trail". In addition, he co-wrote a Phantom parody, called "A Secret Life".
Nordberg typically used clever pen names when he wrote comic scripts, for the Phantom he used Th. Pélerin and Ed Redno. "Pèlerin" is the French name for the peregrine falcon, a reference and homage to Lee Falk ("Falk" means "falcon" in Norwegian). Ed Redno was an abbreviation of Editor Redaktør Norge ("redaktør" means "editor" and "Norge" means "Norway" in Norwegian).
Along with Eirik Ildahl, Nordberg also wrote the first James Bond comic book produced by Semic Press, this time under the name Johann Vlaanderen, a distortion of Ian Fleming; the name of James Bond's creator.
Phantom work by Terje Nordberg
Stories
Team Fantomen stories
| # | Title | Writer | Artist | |
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| 1 | "Lost on the Phantom Trail" | Pélerin | Leppänen | ¤ |
| 2 | "The Secret of the Golden Snake" | Kharelli, Redno | Leppänen | ¤ |
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