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The Fantomen Exklusiv Samlarpärm (which translates to The Phantom Exclusive Collector’s Binder) was produced by Semic Press in Sweden in 1985. The binder is designed to store Fantomen comic books, designed to hold exactly 13 issues, which perfectly accommodated half a year’s worth of the bi-weekly Swedish comic books. The Fantomen Exklusiv Samlarpärm is made…
KEEP READINGCraft, Model & Hobby Industry magazine was published by Hobby Publications, Inc. in the USA. The series was an essential piece of trade media history for the American manufacturing and retail sectors. Rather than being a magazine for end-consumers, Craft, Model & Hobby Industry was a dedicated trade publication. Its primary function was to connect…
KEEP READINGFantasma Especial – Reimpressão Do Primeiro Numero (which translates to Phantom Special – Reprint of the First Issue) is a comic book published by RGE (Rio Grafica Editora) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 1980. This special publication contains a commemorative reprint of the original edition of Fantasma Magazine comic book edition number one published…
KEEP READINGEl Wendigo magazine is one of the most legendary, fiercely independent, and longest-running publications dedicated to comic book theory, criticism, and history in Spain. Rather than a comic book itself, it was a pioneering “revista teórica” (theoretical magazine/fanzine) that played a monumental role in elevating graphic narrative to a respected art form in Spain, particularly…
KEEP READINGComic Release Fanzine (also abbreviated as C.R.F.) was published by the Comic Release Group (CRG) in Spain. The fanzine established itself as a publication aimed at fans, critics, and independent creators of comics, offering an analytical and enthusiastic look at the current state of the industry at the time. The trajectory of this publication was…
KEEP READINGPhénix: revue internationale de la bande dessinée (which translates to Phoenix: International Comics Review) is a magazine series published in France commencing in 1966 thru till 1977. The publishing history of the Phénix series is divided into two distinct eras, as the magazine grew from a specialized niche journal into a more mainstream commercial publication:…
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