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'''Schwarzmarkt''' (germ. for ''black market'' or ''underground economy'') was a comic zine from Germany, co-edited by a collective of underground comic artists: Jan Hillen, [[Patrick Rieve]], Thomas Zydek and Olio.
 
'''Schwarzmarkt''' (germ. for ''black market'' or ''underground economy'') was a comic zine from Germany, co-edited by a collective of underground comic artists: Jan Hillen, [[Patrick Rieve]], Thomas Zydek and Olio.
  
The first issue was published in 1991. Contributing artists included Jan Hillen, Thomas Zydek, Olio, Zero One, Patty ([[Patrick Rieve]]), and Steini.
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The first issue was published in 1991. Contributing artists included Jan Hillen, Thomas Zydek, Olio, Zero One, Patty ([[Patrick Rieve]]) and Steini.
  
  

Revision as of 13:22, 31 October 2012

Schwarzmarkt I, 1991

Schwarzmarkt (germ. for black market or underground economy) was a comic zine from Germany, co-edited by a collective of underground comic artists: Jan Hillen, Patrick Rieve, Thomas Zydek and Olio.

The first issue was published in 1991. Contributing artists included Jan Hillen, Thomas Zydek, Olio, Zero One, Patty (Patrick Rieve) and Steini.


External Links

http://www.janhillen.de/img/referenzen/ref-1991-1993-schwarzmarkt.html