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Dreambuddies: New Children's Comics from the North
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Discover great new Nordic children’s comics! Dreambuddies presents exciting new stories and enchanting comics characters from the pens of Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian and Estonian comic artists.
Features stories from: Mari Ahokoivu (FI), Anna Fiske (NO), Annika Giannini (SE), Aarni Korpela (FI), Ann-Christine Magnusson (SE), Reetta Niemensivu (FI), Joonas Sildre (EE), and An ...more
Features stories from: Mari Ahokoivu (FI), Anna Fiske (NO), Annika Giannini (SE), Aarni Korpela (FI), Ann-Christine Magnusson (SE), Reetta Niemensivu (FI), Joonas Sildre (EE), and An ...more
Hardcover, 152 pages
Published
May 2013
by Suomen sarjakuvaseura ry
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A fun anthology of mostly Finnish and Swedish childrens comics. My favorites were the stories Dreambuddy by Annika Giannini, Little Nosy and Big Nosy by Aarni Korpela and the Tivoli stories by Ama Udovic, Ann-Christine Magnusson and Annika Giannini. Not that any of the other stories had been bad either. All in all a good introduction to comics for a new generation.
Second book of the day. Back on track.
This is a new (2013) anthology of Nordic children's comics and as such I applaud the endeavour. We are in dire need of more comics aimed at younger readers if we are to have new generations that understand and appreciate comics. And we really need comics made locally, so as to connect to children in the Nordic countries.
There are also some really good children's comics in this book. My favourites are the ones made by Finnish artist Mari Ahokoivu, who really ...more
This is a new (2013) anthology of Nordic children's comics and as such I applaud the endeavour. We are in dire need of more comics aimed at younger readers if we are to have new generations that understand and appreciate comics. And we really need comics made locally, so as to connect to children in the Nordic countries.
There are also some really good children's comics in this book. My favourites are the ones made by Finnish artist Mari Ahokoivu, who really ...more
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