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-[[Image:League of 8-01.jpg|thumb|The League of [[8]].]]
+[[Image:Morten-Juvet-MtM-01-a.jpg|thumb|Stein. Regn - Dylan på Norsk]]
-Researching with Professor Ludd, Narda stumbles upon clues about an ancient organization of crime. She came across small histories about the 800 years old crime syndicate known as "The League of 8" or just '''[[8]]'''. It turns out that 8 has survived until today and was a secret and powerful organization.
+Early 1970's the Norwegian poet Jan Erik Vold translated Bob Dylan's "Rainy Day Women nos 12 & 35" into Norwegian.
-In modern times the Council of 8 ''(or the Masters of 8)'' was controlled by the "[[Octon]]", from a hidden place far away.
+About the same time the young Norwegian art student Morten Juvet was looking at comics in a new light.
-<br>'''[[8|Read more...]]'''<br>
+<br>'''[[Mandrake the Magician and Bob Dylan by Morten Juvet and Jan Erik Vold|Read more...]]'''<br>
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