Karoline Stjernfelt (born 1993, Copenhagen) is a Danish comics artist and author, trained at Serieskolan in Malmö. She is best known for the trilogy 'I morgen bliver bedre' ('Tomorrow Will Be Better'), a historical graphic novel about the 18th-century Danish court drama involving King Christian VII, Queen Caroline Mathilde and physician Struensee. The three volumes appeared in 2015, 2020 and 2025, earning her the Ping Award, the Claus Deleuran Prize and Politiken's Literary Prize 2025.
Karoline Stjernfelt received the Ping Prize main award for 'Tomorrow Gets Better 3: The Doctor' - the second time she wins the prize for Best Danish Comic.
Stjernfelt won Politiken's Literature Prize 2025 in the category 'The Great Story' for the third volume of the trilogy and received 50,000 kr.
The third and final volume in the trilogy, 'Tomorrow Gets Better 3: The Doctor', was released on May 10, 2025 and received five hearts in Politiken.
Augustiana Kunsthal in Augustenborg showed an exhibition with originals from the trilogy from May to August 2025 - marked as the 250th anniversary of Caroline Mathilde's death.
Stjernfelt received the Hanne Hansen Prize at the comic festival Art Bubble in Aarhus.
Comic artist Karoline Stjernfelt discusses her work and the art of comics, followed by audience questions and an optional guided reading of her acclaimed series 'Tomorrow Will Be Better'.
Danish literature festival featuring talks, readings, and performances by established and emerging authors at a historic folk high school.
