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El 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:…
KEEP READINGDie Sprechblase (which translated to The Speech Bubble) stands as one of the most influential and enduring trade journals in the history of German comic book fandom. Originally conceived by Norbert Hethke and published under his specialized imprint, Hethke Verlag, based in Schönau, Germany, the publication bridged the gap between casual reading and serious comic…
KEEP READINGTegneserier i undervisningen (which translates to Comic Books in Education) was published in Denmark, an influential educational and analytical text written by the prominent Danish author and professor Torben Weinreich. The primary subject matter of the book centers on the integration, analysis, and pedagogical value of comic books within the school curriculum. During the late…
KEEP READINGInterpresse – Historien om et forlag (which translates to Interpresse – The Story of a Publishing House), with the tagline “Interpresses venner præsenterer” (The Friends of Interpresse Present) is a book published by Fantask A/S in Denmark in October 2004. Marking a monumental milestone, the project was conceived exactly one year prior, in October 2003,…
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