in Alaska" written by Peter Becher Damkjær and art by Frank Madsen. In 1996, Frank Madsen was the first comics artist in Denmark to publish his comic on the World Wide Web, putting up Kurt Dunder’s Living Room as a highly interactive site. In 2009 "Kurt Dunder in Africa" was the first Danish comic to be sold through Nokia's Ovi Portal. Jim Spaceborn From 1984-87 Frank Madsen wrote and illustrated three 48-page comic books with the LEGO character Jim Spaceborn as well as three half-sized 24-page comic books (story and layouts only). Only the first two 48-page books were published before LEGO closed down their publishing division in 1987. Other works Apart from comic books Frank Madsen is involved with illustration, storyboarding and animation projects for a great range of clients. In 1999 he storyboarded five sequences for the Danish animation feature Help! I'm a Fish. Since 2009 Frank has written children's books with his own characters like "Søren tror ikke på bøhmænd" (Sean does not believe in bogeymen) and "Snus Mus" (Nosey Mouse) about a mouse detective and his loyal secretary. All illustrated by Sussi Bech. Miscellaneous In 1988 Frank Madsen established the Association of Danish Comics Creators, "Danske Tegneserieskabere" and during 1988-2010 he published the comics magazines Serieskaberen and Seriejournalen (from 1995 on only on the web). Interview links Frank Madsen interview, conducted 2014 . Jim Spaceborn interview with Frank Madsen . Eks Libris interview with Frank and Sussi on national Danish radio (DR P1) . Eks Libris interview with Frank and Sussi . External links Lambiek Comiclopedia's Frank Madsen biography . Comicwiki's Frank Madsen biography . Frank Madsen Studio's website . Eks Libris' website . Eudor Comics . 1962 births Living people Danish comics artists Danish cartoonists People from Kalundborg