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A cult Yugoslav comic magazine that brought a top selection of international and domestic comics, from classics like Fantom to more modern adventures, in a recognizable large format and with an ambitious editorial selection.
A groundbreaking graphic novel in two parts, winner of the Pulitzer Prize in 1992 – the first for a comic book. The story intertwines two times: the present (1978–1980s New York) and the past (Poland 1930s–1945).
A cult Yugoslav comic magazine that brought a top selection of international and domestic comics, from classics like Fantom to more modern adventures, in a recognizable large format and with an ambitious editorial selection.
A hilarious comic for which the script was written by Bora Ćosić, and drawn by four comic book authors from Croatia and Serbia - Igor Hofbauer, Damir Steinfl, Boris Stanić and Wostok, while the editor is Saša Rakezić (Aleksandar Zograf), together with Oli
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