Anandamela Magazine
Anandamela (আনন্দমেলা) Magazine is a highly popular and historic children’s Bengali periodical published by Ananda Publishers in Kolkata, India. Established in 1957, Ananda Publishers is widely recognized as the largest and most prominent Bengali-language book publishing house in the world. Based in the historic literary hub of College Street in Kolkata, India, the firm was…
KEEP READINGA Fase DC Comics De O Fantasma
A Fase DC Comics De O Fantasma (which translates to The DC Comics Phase of The Phantom) is a comic book published by Mythos Editora in Brazil in June 2026. The softcover comic book reprints two full series of comic books previously released by DC Comics in the USA in 1980s, a collection of a…
KEEP READINGLe Tombeau du Maradjah
Le Tombeau du Maradjah (which translates to The Tomb of the Maharajah) was published by Société Moderne d’Éditions Nouvelles in France in 1945. The one-shot comic book publishes a comic strip adventure featuring the Phantom (or Le Fantôme as he’s known in France), published immediately after the liberation of France at the end of World…
KEEP READINGRolf Gohs: Ett Tecknarliv
Rolf Gohs: Ett Tecknarliv (which translates to Rolf Gohs: A Cartoonist’s Life) is a book published by Cobolt Förlag in Sweden, released on the 6th of October 2017. It serves as both a detailed biography and an expansive art book celebrating the rich, multi-decade career of the legendary Swedish comic creator and illustrator Rolf Gohs,…
KEEP READINGCondor Popular
Condor Popular is a comic book series published by Aguiar & Dias, Lda in Lisbon, Portugal from 1954 thur till 1972. Containing a run of 880 issues, the series was published under their trade name, Agência Portuguesa de Revistas (APR). It was created alongside other low-cost pocket series comic books such as Colecção Audácia and…
KEEP READINGCiclone
Ciclone (which translates to ‘Cyclone’) is a comic book series published by Aguiar & Dias, Lda in Lisbon, Portugal from April 1961 thur till April 1972. Containing an uninterrupted run of 570 issues, the series was published under their trade name, Agência Portuguesa de Revistas (APR), designed to capture a mass market of working-class readers…
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