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Born 28 July 1982 in Suwałki with, as he states, a comic book in his hands. He started creating cartoon stories at primary school to practise and entertain friends. It had engaged him so strongly that he decided to go to a high school with the extended art program where he could develop his passion. His comic books began to appear in local magazines, advertisements and firm brochures along with the zine named “Koks” that he created with his friends. His cartoon jokes are published in comic anthologies (i.e. “A man in a test-tube”, “Tram stories”, “Everything you would like to know about football”).
Dorothy, a little girl from a big city, is travelling with her parents to a small village in the beautiful area of Suwalski National Park in eastern Poland. At the location she discovers the real purpose of this family trip: her grandmother died in bizarre circumstances and the funeral, organized by Dorothy's parents, is just the beginning of a series of events leading through mysteries of the area.
Illustrator and comics artist, based in Warsaw, Poland. She began her career in 2001, publishing basic Paintbrush style graphics on a blog, quickly gaining recognition for her pixelated lines and auto-ironic messages. Developing her style, Agata has grown to be one of Poland’s best known illustrators, with PRESS magazine claiming her the best Polish editorial illustrator in their ranking. She has worked for many renowned titles, including ELLE, The New Yorker and New York Times as well as ad agencies such as EuroRSCG, DDB, McCann. Her works have been featured in American Illustration Book, Communication Arts Annual, Digital Arts Magazine, DPI Magazine and DazedDigital. She’s also actively involved in Polish illustration scene, co-producing and curating numerous exhibitions in Poland and abroad.
An autobiographical comic book about nine months of a well-known illustrator. Originally published in episodes in the "High Heels" magazine. This is a collected, corrected and remastered edition.
Born in 15 February 1970 in Zabrze. His great comic adventure began in a kindergarten. “I got >>The Youth World<< in my hands and just after that the first >>Relax<< issue” - he said in one of his interview. However, for the first twenty years, this adventure based mostly on frantic reading and collecting comic books, which fill the most of his apartment. He hadn't started drawing until 1992. That was the time when he came up with the adventurous SF trilogy “Sothis”. The main character is Anna Novak, the leader of a solely male shock troop. During one of their operations takes place a massacre that only Anna survives and has to find out who is behind this giant conspiracy and solve the mystery of her own identity. While creating this project Turek was inspired by works such as Luc Besson's “Nikita”, Chris Foss's paintings, Williama Gibson's „Neuromancer” and Egyptian myths.
Welcome to Bajabongo, a luxurious resort placed in an exotic and rarely visited place. Its owner - Marek Turek - is known for highest class services and his efforts to do everything he can to make his guests happy. Tourists and really demanding travellers appreciate his efforts in organizing their free time and making it more and more interesting. But don't let the handout fool you, because the actual comic book is far away from summer vacation mood...
Diefenbach: Before Dawn tells a story of Anton - a grave robber, a grim Witch Hunter and their one-night journey to the forgotten village. They aim to hunt down and kill a noun turned into a baby-eating monster. It’s 54 pages long, with color cover. Published in Poland in 2011 by Kultura Gniewu.
The diefenbach series is a fantasy horror set in dark, medieval times.
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Dariusz Rzontkowski – the author of plays, co-author of the Mumio cabaret lyrics and music. Jerzy Ozga – one of the best Polish comic books makers, an illustrator, a painter and a sculptor. The winner of inter alia Grand Prix on the 14th MFK for his “My Promised Land” (script: Rafał Urbański).
Sex, drugs and immortality. Soulless intergalactic corporations owning whole armies, making huge profits off producing drugs and spare human body parts. This is the world of Yorgi Adams, the last of The Lighters, brought back to life after a few hundred years after his death. Yorgi, a former spec-ops fueled by vengeance, hits the trail of a mysterious race, which, allegedly, can contact God. Great science-fiction with cyberpunk-ish setting and psychedelic twists of the story (often compared to the writings of Phlip K. Dick).