Emil (comic strip)
The comic strip Emil was published fortnightly from 1983 to 1990 in the Berlin city magazine Zitty .
The comic strip figure, created in 1983 by the illustrator Detlef Surrey , reflected in its stories the attitude towards life of the West Berlin and West German alternative movements with their themes of ecology, peace, squatter and women's movements. Originally drawn in the style of the American underground comics, Surrey changed the four-picture strips from 1983 in the style of Ligne Claire . The figure underwent a second stylistic and narrative change in 1988, with the same name. In 1991, Surrey finished the strip in both Zitty and AKKU , where Emil appeared weekly.
literature
- Irrwitz Comics , Weismann Verlag, 1983, Johann Kiefersauer , Gerhard Seyfried , Tomas Bunk , Wolfgang Stein (“WOS”) and Detlef Surrey
- Emil - in flagranti , Leue Verlag Berlin, 1987
Publications in magazines
Emil comic strip appeared in:
- Zitty , fortnightly, 1983–1990
- AKKU , youth supplement of the WAZ, weekly, 1989–1990
- AZ- Other newspaper , Frankfurt am Main, 1985–1987
- In Barcelona - Makoki 1989
- Under the name Rudi : - Stadtzeitung Zürich 1985/86