Pocket Comics

A short-lived but distinctive German series from Egmont Ehapa, Pocket Comics ran for ten issues from 1990 to 1992, offering a compact, digest-sized format that set it apart from standard comic books of the era. The series is notable for its mix of original stories and licensed material, showcasing a variety of genres and artistic styles within its small pages. Though brief, it remains a curious artifact of early-90s European comics publishing, capturing a moment when publishers experimented with portable, reader-friendly formats.