Stripburger #48

48

November

Matej Lavrenčič, Olive Booger, Hehoos, Saša Jegorov, Janek Koza, Gašper Rus, Damijan Sovec, Tea Hvala, Jakob Klemenčič, Koco, Domen Finžgar, Anna Ehrlemark, Marcelo D’Salete, Marco Corona, Bendik Kaltenborn, Sindre W. Goksøyr, Flu Hartberg, Kristoffer Kjølberg, Anete Melece, Kaspars Groshevs, Ingrīda Pičukāne, Zoran Srdić, Zoran Smiljanić, Marijan Pušavec, Špela Oberstar, Iztok Sitar

100

Slovenian, English

From the Stripburger website:

The 48th issue of Stripburger features two special sections. The first one introduces us to Dongery, a group of comics artists from Norway (Bendik Kaltenborn, Flu Hartberg, Sindre W. Goksøyr and Kristoffer Kjølberg.

The second sections reveals one of the youngest comics scene in Europe – that of Latvia (Anete Melece, Kaspars Groshevs and Ingrīda Pičukāne).

Also in the focus of this issue is Marco Corona, perhaps one of the most intriguing Italian cartoonists at this moment. Corona was interviewed by Paola Bristot.

Stripburger no. 48 also boasts an unusually high percentage of Slovene authors. Domen Finžgar, makes his debut in this issue, while Damijan Sovec returns after a long absence with a series of travel comics. Other highlights of the issue include works by Olive Booger (France), Janek Koza (Poland), Tea Hvala (Slovenia), Gašper Rus (Slovenia) Matej Lavrenčič and Koco (Slovenia), to name just a few of them.

Almost all comics are silent or in English and there's also a 16-page booklet with translations of the various text pieces in the issue.

2000s, Slovenian, anthology