2010 was a pretty average year for norwegian comics/graphic novels, well to be honest, a bit below average.
Luckily, it wasn’t the quality that was the problem, but the amount of new books being released.
Since there’s only 4 million …
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Oslo’s soft spot
Posted by erle on October 27th, 2010 at 7:27 AMThe intriguing art, character and dance moves of the norwegian graphic novel legend Harriton Pushwagner (Terje Brofoss) have inspired Norwegians for a long time, although he first got his brakethrough after the turn of the millennium.
For those of us …
Homo Norvegicus
Posted by erle on September 2nd, 2010 at 12:29 PMEver wondered what kind of comics they’re making in Norway?
Who the best artists are and what kind of stuff they create?
No? Well, anyway, this blog will give you all the answers!
Growing up in a country situated on …
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