Roman-Comic International

Published by Bläcker from 1979 to 1981, Roman-Comic International was a 17-issue anthology series that blended serialized prose stories with full comic strips, offering readers a hybrid reading experience. The core creative team—writers Harald Tiedemann, Jens Junge, and Lothar Schüttler, alongside artists Junge, Kim Schmidt, and Schüttler—gave the series a cohesive German voice across its short run. It stands as a distinctive artifact of late-70s European publishing, experimenting with format and genre in a way that set it apart from traditional comic books of the era.