Comics and graphic design

Comics are great entertainment and today they are of great interest among graphic design enthusiasts

Not only stories about Iron Man or Hulk, but also our native tales of Kajko and Kokosz or Koziołek Matołek attract new waves of fans of all ages. It seems they have found fertile ground, surrounded by film adaptations intended for both the big and small screens. It's wonderful to see how people enchanted by the films reach for the original stories on which they were based. This also builds a huge awareness among readers that comics are not "inferior books" and require just as much creativity—not only in graphic form but also in textual form. Comic series are well thought out, and the stories of the characters fit together logically just as much as characters in adventure novels. They have the same dilemmas, troubles, and problems, while also stimulating our imagination with colorful illustrations that convey a lot of subliminal information. And although many series and stories have been created, it seems that this market is still receptive to new ideas, tailored to the new, contemporary audience.

Copies read hundreds of times bear the marks of time

Comics don't have to be associated with worn-out booklets in thin covers, which—although they have interesting content—look like old car magazines on the shelf. Such associations sometimes arise when we see a true collector, holding each issue in a special plastic sleeve, showcasing old, well-worn rarities from decades ago.

Now, however, exceptional editions of the most famous graphic novel heroes have been prepared in a form that will delight any fan of beautiful books. These are copies made with great care and high-quality materials to appeal to every taste: not only book lovers but also aesthetes. These are sets worth giving as a gift or treating yourself to. They certainly won't look like magazines that aren't worth picking up. Moreover, they will bring great joy to any bookworm. And it cannot be overlooked that they are also a good investment—limited editions always increase in value over time, you just have to wait. Over time, you can make quite a bit of money on such rarities and wipe the smile of amusement off the faces of those who see no value in comics.