Kallum Magazine

Kallum Magazine, published by Éditions du Puits-Pelu from 1953 to 1954, was a short-lived but distinctive French comic anthology that ran for nine issues. It is most remembered for its bold, atmospheric artwork and adventurous serials, offering a mix of genres that captured the post-war European comics scene. Though its run was brief, the magazine remains a notable artifact of mid-century French comics publishing.