21-09-2005 21:45									#1
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here is a picture of a comic by apparently helena navrozidou

	21-09-2005 21:49									#2
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	21-09-2005 21:50									#3
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bored bored boooooooored

edika?
reinzer?
freak brothers?

	21-09-2005 21:51									#4
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quote: Originally posted by Bereta_Eder bored bored boooooooored

Always a worry when 2 of the first 3 posts are by the thread starter......

	21-09-2005 22:07									#5
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unenlightened savages. but again when did the brits knew anything about comics.

	21-09-2005 22:28									#6
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quote: here is a picture of a comic by apparently helena navrozidou

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comic:
1. amusing: arousing or provoking laughter
2. comedian: a professional performer who tells jokes and performs comical acts
3. of or relating to or characteristic of comedy
4. a form of graphic art that include montages intended to represent events in time; the placement of images and words together to convey the idea that the images are speaking or thinking; the use of a simplified and exaggerated style; and narratives.

by apparently:
sounds you allege that this person may have done one or more of the items listed.

it would probably help if we knew who this "helena navrozidou" was.

Like I said:

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	21-09-2005 22:30									#7
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i dont know how she is

	21-09-2005 23:44									#8
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I don't know what we're supposed to do with the OP.

quote: quote: quote: ?

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If I wasn't so confused by this, I'd probably close it.

I don't see insight on the horizon.

	22-09-2005 20:06									#10
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I was bored so I visited a site dedicated to a comic magazine named babel. there i found the picture. and i linked.
then i was wondering if anyone else is into comics like
for example edika http://www.blougou.com/edika/ reizner which i'm sure i mispel cause i cant find anything in google or the freak brothers http://www.sonic.net/~goblin/fbros.html to name just a few that came to my mind.

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quote: Originally posted by rah If I wasn't so confused by this, I'd probably close it. I don't see insight on the horizon.

I hope the post above has cleared things up for you rah????

	22-09-2005 20:22									#12
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As a kid I used to read comics very much. I have become smarter since and thus more critical. That is to say, I've overgrown most comics.

Most are trash anyway. American bodybuilders in tights and variations to the theme. Here in Croatia the popular ones were from Italian house Bonelli: Zagor, Tex Willer, Mister No, Martin Mystere and so on. They seem very childish to me now, but still better than American mainstream ****.

Then there are European comics like Asterix, Gaston and a variety of French and Belgian authors. Some are just classics, Gaston for example is timeless.

Then there are the "artistic" comics, which I rarely like. Social critique and other "heavy" topics.

Then there is Manga, which I can't stand with the exception of Akira, which was a pretty good read.

Here is a comic from a popular Croatian author:

	22-09-2005 20:29									#13
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quote: Originally posted by VetLegion As a kid I used to read comics very much. I have become smarter since and thus more critical. That is to say, I've overgrown most comics. Most are trash anyway. American bodybuilders in tights and variations to the theme. Here in Croatia the popular ones were from Italian house Bonelli: Zagor, Tex Willer, Mister No, Martin Mystere and so on. They seem very childish to me now, but still better than American mainstream ****. Then there are European comics like Asterix, Gaston and a variety of French and Belgian authors. Some are just classics, Gaston for example is timeless. Then there are the "artistic" comics, which I rarely like. Social critique and other "heavy" topics. Then there is Manga, which I can't stand with the exception of Akira, which was a pretty good read. Here is a comic from a popular Croatian author:

More or like pararel story with me. Then when i got older (buit not wiser) I discovered Babel, the magazine, which has some great underground comics which are definitely for adult audience without that meaning they are porn or violent. They just have a unique prespective and might be offending to some "square" types. They are hilarius.

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The legend:

	22-09-2005 20:32									#15
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gaston le gaffe

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Apparently helena navrozidou? That's a strange first name

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Et le policier a raison, là!

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Referring to VetLegion's picture: that is pretty much the impression I get of French traffic laws

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When I was a kid, I wanted to be Fat Freddy. 50% ain't bad.

Most of the good european comic artists are either dead or retired, or should retire, because of tiredness...

Hum, Enki Bilal is good. Finding good examples of his works from the net is hard... Because of nudity.


Land of the rising sun is where my interests lie atm... Just recently purchased the 1st volume of Hellsing...

Vampire girls with big... guns.