Pingvin - Nedeljni ilustrovani zabavnik
Napred · 1966–1967 · 55 issues
About the series
A weekly comic magazine from the mid-1960s, Pingvin - Nedeljni ilustrovani zabavnik was a short-lived but vibrant Yugoslavian anthology published by Napred. Over its 55-issue run, it brought a mix of domestic and international comic strips to readers, offering a snapshot of the era's popular entertainment. While the series itself is the focus, its pages featured work from notable creators like Andrija Maurović, often considered the father of Croatian comics. Pingvin remains a curious artifact of Cold War-era comics publishing, showcasing the diverse influences that shaped the medium in the region.
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