While setting up, carrying out and enjoying the first and second part of our comiXculture project, our team managed to amass a vast collection of world-famous comic strips in over 15 languages! In our library you can find Joe Sacco's Palestine, Art Spiegelman's Maus (currently the only Pulitzer Prize winner for a comix in the world), M. Satrapi's Persepolis and many others among the most established comic strip authors world-wide! Our comix selection comprises names which prove that the genre has the power to scan prejudice and dispute social innertion and clichés. Out library also contains magazines with other published works from the project, as well as other comic strips in French, Arabic, Croatian, Romanian, Portugese, etc.
Next Page's team offer a comic book library for all frends of the genre who wish to borrow some of the issues from the list.
Csilla Konczei, Ileana Lakatus: Ilonka Neni, Editura Fundatiei Petru Studii Europene, 2002
Barbu Constantinescu: Romane paramica, Editura Limes, 2005
Lili Kovacheva: Shakir Pashov. O Apostoli e Romengoro, Kham-Sluntze Foundation, 2003
Jana Belisova, Zuzana Mojzisova: Phurikane gil’a, Zudro Association, 2005
Svenka Savic, Marija Aleksandrovic, Jelena Jovanovic, Stanka Dimitrov: Rromnja, Women Studies and Research & Futura Publikacije, 2004
Margarita Reiznerova: Suno
Vadim Toropov: Crimean Roma
Miroslav Mihajlovic: Molilese (Tales and Songs for Romani Children), Multimedia Center – Trstenik, 2005
Alija Krasnici: E bahh pacardi corimasa
