Lange Liste: Deutsche Comiczeichner in der Lambiek Comiclopedia

[eck@rt]

Und solang selbst 'Comic-Experten' wie Platthaus, Sackmann, Ihme & Co. sich immer noch trefflich um Begriffe und ihre Verwendung und Bedeutung zanken können, weil jeder seine Definition zugrunde legt und alles andere weder anerkennt noch verstehen will...

Nö, so ist es nicht. Wir versuchen, einen gemeinsamen Nenner zu finden (und zu begründen). Gezankt wird dabei nicht, natürlich aber diskutiert. So weit liegen die Vorstellungen dieser "Comic-Experten" (warum in Anführungszeichen?) übrigens gar nicht auseinander.

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[ZAQ]

Nö, so ist es nicht. (...) So weit liegen die Vorstellungen dieser "Comic-Experten" (warum in Anführungszeichen?) übrigens gar nicht auseinander. (...)

Schon gut, lass stecken. Hab da nur mal n bisschen provozieren wollen, um zu testen, ob Du Dich auch selbst an Deinen 'guter Rat' ("keep cool") hälst - kann mich erinnern, dass Du damit früher auch Deine Schwierigkeiten hattest - Schön, dass Du diesbezüglich offenbar seit damals (aufgrund von 'damals'?) 'dazugelernt' hast. Will sagen: Test (einigermassen) bestanden

Natürlich hat der Geier Recht, dass es nervt, wenn Comic, Cartoon und (Zeichen-)Trickfilm von 'gewissen Kreisen' ohne Kenntnis der jeweiligen Bedeutung synonym verwendet wird. (Und natürlich war Poth Comiczeichner und Cartoonist - und nicht Cartoonist und Comiczeichner!)

Zu Becker-Kasch: Dem Lambiek-Macher vorzuwerfen, er hätte nicht 'gerafft', dass es sich dabei um zwei Personen handelt, ist insoweit ein wenig unfair, weil er (wie man einem anderen Thread im Kauka-Forum entnehmen kann) das sehr wohl verstanden hat, aber darauf wartet, dass hier (von Dir?) Belege dafür angeführt werden. Er selbst hat offenbar auch COMIXENE 31 als Quelle benutzt (in der ein Artikel mit dem Titel "Der Zeichner Becker-Kasch" erschienen ist, aus dem NICHT hervorgeht, dass es sich dabei um zwei Personen handelt), insofern kann man ihm möglicherweise mangelnde Kenntnis vorwerfen, nicht aber 'Schlampigkeit der Recherche', denn wer in (für ihn 'fremdsprachigen') fast 25 Jahre alten Fachmagazinen recherchiert, scheint schon einiges an Recherche-Aufwand zu betreiben.
Nun ist meine 'Fachliteratur' auch nicht grade spärlich und ich hab mich auch mal dran gemacht: Ergebnis: Über Becker-Kasch gibts nicht grade viel zu finden, und das, was es gibt, enthält keine biographischen Angaben, die eindeutige Rückschlüsse zulassen, ob das eine oder zwei Personen sind.

[Bas Schuddeboom]

I have updated the texts on the Becker-Kasch page. We now mention the possibility that B-K is in fact two persons.
http://lambiek.net/becker-kasch.htm
I guess this is the safest way to put it, since there is no certainity that the information is true. Where did the info came from that B-K could be two persons?

By the way, thanks for all your help and support!

[Bas Schuddeboom]

Neu:
Chlodwig Poth: http://www.lambiek.net/poth_chlodwig.htm

[eck@rt]

Quite an effort. Not bad.

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[Bas Schuddeboom]

Auch die "Pardon"- und "Titanic"-Zeichner F. K. Waechter und Robert Gernhardt sollten unbedingt in die Liste.
Hans Traxler ist bereits dabei: www.lambiek.net/traxler_hans.htm

http://lambiek.net/gernhardt_robert.htm
http://lambiek.net/waechter_fk.htm

How about Eckhard Henscheid, Bernd Eilert and F.W. Bernstein. Did they do comics, or where they mainly cartoonists?

[Mick Baxter]

Henscheid ist kein Zeichner, nur Texter.

[ZAQ]

...bei Eilert und Bernstein fallen mir spontan auch eher keine Comics ein... Bei Eilert denk ich primär an seine Gag-Schreiberei für OTTO (Waalkes), bei Bernstein schon eher an Zeichnen (Buch der Zeichnerei), aber auch wenn da Comics bei sein sollten, würd ich dort nicht seine herausragende Bedeutung sehen...

[Mick Baxter]

Wie wärs mit diesem Link:
http://www.comic-i.com/aaa-icom/docs/ipj_2001_11.html

[Geier]

Noch keinem aufgefallen das die allseits beliebte Nomi fehlt ?

[Bas Schuddeboom]

Ah, nice to see this topic active again.
I have got some more German artists coming that worked for the Chicago Tribune around 1906. These pages will probably be online in a couple of weeks.

I'll put the artists that you mentioned in my "to do" list. Could you give me some more info on Nomi?

[ZAQ]

(...)
I'll put the artists that you mentioned in my "to do" list. Could you give me some more info on Nomi?

You'll find it here - but -of course- in german:

http://www.zwerchfell.de/root/zeichner/nomi.shtml

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naomi_Fearn

[Bas Schuddeboom]

Wow! Plenty of work a head, I guess! Thank you, I'll add them to the list!

[Mick Baxter]

Zu Martin Frei empfehle ich noch seine Bibliographie (leider nicht ganz aktuell):
http://www.zeichnerarchiv.de/icom.php?show=188&page=2

[Bas Schuddeboom]

Okay, I have been working with the list and up till now I have prepared the following bios. Please let me know if you have any additions and/or corrections:


Naomi Fearn

(b. 1976, Germany)

Born in Stuttgart in 1976, Naomi Fearn studied Graphics at the State University of Fine Arts until 2003. In 1991, she had already showed her talents by illustrating the children's book 'Der Kleine Gelbe Bagger' by Peter Stang. Her first comics appereared in the comics magazine Moga Mobo in 1995. In 2000, Ehapa Verlag published her first album, 'Zuckerfish', a collection of autobiographical one-pagers. Her 'Zuckerfish' strip then appeared every Friday in the Stuttgarter Zeitung, and has subsequently been collected in books by Zwerchfell Verlag.

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Tom Bunk

(b. 1945, Croatia/Germany)

Tom Bunk was born in Split, Croatia. Twenty years later he studied Stage Design and Fine Arts at the Academy of Arts in Hamburg, Germany. In 1973, he moved to Berlin, where he started executing humorous oil paintings. After having three successful shows, he then decided to become a cartoonist and an underground comix artist (1976). His work was printed monthly in PARDON (a satirical magazine similar to MAD), and in other European comic magazines and anthologies. He published 3 books of his comics and moved to New York in 1983. There, he worked for Art Spiegelman's Graphix Magazine RAW and the Topps Company, producing artwork for various trading cards. He has been working for MAD magazine since 1990, contributing cartoons on a regular basis. He also illustrates children's books, book covers, and high school textbooks. He also designs posters, draws cartoons, illustrations and comics for various German and American publishers, such as Byron Preiss, Ravensburger Verlag, Carlsen Verlag, Semmel Verlag and Weissmann Verlag.

http://www.spalato.net/

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Fil

(Fil Tägert)

(b. 1967, Germany)

Fil Tägert was born in Berlin, where he still lives and works as a comics artist. His first works were printed in the Berliner city magazine Zitty, when he was only 14 years old. He still makes the series 'Didi & Stulle' for this paper. He created the weekly comic strip 'Lilli und Poldi' in Jungle World. Later on, he came up with the Harry Potter parody 'Larry Potter'. His work has been collected in albums like 'Veršffentlichungen: Die Ulkigsten Kommix' (1990), 'Stups und KrŸmel', 'The Return of Ernst', 'Always Ultra' # 1-3, 'Einen drin' (1998), 'Hšllenglocken' (1999), and 'Sie nannten ihn Didi & Stulle' (2000). He is also a musician.

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Martin Frei

(b. 1964, Germany)

Martin Frei studied for Graphic/Designer at the Johannes-Gutenberg-Schule in Stuttgart, while publishing his first comics in fanzines like Plop, Zebra and Lippe. His album, entitled 'Radiopolis', was published by All-Verlag in 1988. In 1992, he had his professional breakthrough with the Tatort adaptation 'Zweierlei Blut', which he made with writer Fred Breinersdorfer for the Ehapa Verlag. Then came the SF mystery series 'Gregor Ka im 21. Jahrhundert', which was published by Comicplus. In 1993, he cooperated with 'AstŽrix' translator Rubricastellanus on the Latin comic 'Ovids Metamorphosen' at Klett Verlag. He created the mascot for the VfB Stuttgart, and also drew comics with the character. His first big funnies project is the series 'Superbabe', published by Gringo Comics and Carlsen Verlag.

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Matthias Gnehm

(b. 1970, Switzerland)

Matthias Gnehm is a ZŸrich based artist, who has a degree in architecture. His first album, 'Bouffe et Ch‰timent', wich he made with Francis Rivolta at Hors Collection, won him a prize at the Comics Festival in Sierre. He then began the series 'Tod eines Bankiers', a Krimi set in a futuristic ZŸrich.

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Jens Harder

Jens Harder studied at the Kunsthochschule in Berlin, as well as the School of Fine Arts in Marseille. In 1999, he was one of the founders of Monogatari, an artists group that gained fame for their series of 'Comicreportagen' (comics documentaries) in the Basel area. He has also published albums like 'ƒlectricitŽ Marseille', 'Leviathan' and 'ALFA'. He lives and works as a comics artist and illustrator in Berlin.

Portfolio

http://www.editionsdelan2.com/album....&debut_image=3

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Katz & Gold

(Stephan Katz & Max Goldt)

(? & b. 1958, Germany)

The duo Stephan Katz and Max Goldt has cooperated since 1996. Katz, the artist, and Goldt, the writer, are representatives of the second "Neue Frankfurter Schule", and are regular contributors to the satirical magazine Titanic. Goldt was born in Gšttingen, and moved to Berlin in 1977, where he studied Photography. He is also a musician, and has cooperated with Titanic since 1989.

http://www.katzundgoldt.de/

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Boris Kiselicki

(b. 27/1/1967, Yuguslavia/Germany)

Boris Kiselicki was born in Vojvodina, Yuguslavia, but spent most of his life in Germany. After several jobs, he began working as a free lance illustrator in 1991. In 2002, he began the comics series 'The Cool Bros', that has been published in several European countries. He was part of the art group Die Artillerie.

http://www.cool-bros.com/

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Thomas Von Kummant

(Germany)

Thomas Von Kummant studied Fashion in Munich, and has been part of the Die Artillerie atelier since 1999. He works as a free lance illustrator. He has made a comics biography of Goethe, as well as a comics adaptation of Wolfgang Hohlbein's 'Chronik der Unsterblichen' (with Benjamin von Eckartsberg).

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Christian Nauck

(b. 1977, Germany)

Christian Nauck studied to become a teacher, but he broke off his studies to work in a game developing firm. He eventually became a free lance illustrator and comics artist. He has published his work on the website INKplosion, as well as in the books 'Zoe' and 'Versus'.

Interview

http://www.comicgate.de/mambo/index....d=80&Itemid=39

[Bas Schuddeboom]

Neu!

Otto Waffenschmied
http://lambiek.net/waffenschmied_otto.htm

Nikol Dimitriadis
http://lambiek.net/dimitriadis_nikol.htm

And new texts for
Michael Goetze: http://lambiek.net/goetze_michael.htm
Rolf Kauka http://lambiek.net/kauka_rolf.htm
Matthias Schultheiss: http://lambiek.net/schultheis.htm

Corrections and additions are most welcome.

We are currently rearranging our website. All pages will be arranged by letter in seperate folders. This means that all links to the Comiclopedia-pages will change in a couple of weeks... I'll let you know when this happens!

[Bas Schuddeboom]

And still some more to come!

http://www.comicforum.de/comicforum/...68#post2203268
(I don't mean to spam... just want to spread the word...)

[Bas Schuddeboom]

Neu!

Frida Bünzli
http://www.lambiek.net/artists/b/bunzli_frida.htm

Matthias Gnehm
http://www.lambiek.net/artists/g/gnehm_matthias.htm

Jens Harder
http://www.lambiek.net/artists/h/harder_jens.htm

Dieter Jüdt
http://www.lambiek.net/artists/j/judt_dieter.htm

Katz & Gold
http://www.lambiek.net/artists/k/katz-gold.htm

Boris Kiselicki
http://www.lambiek.net/artists/k/kiselicki_boris.htm

Hans Kossatz
http://www.lambiek.net/artists/k/kossatz_hans.htm

Christian Nauck
http://www.lambiek.net/artists/n/nauck_christian.htm

Ralf Schlüter
http://www.lambiek.net/artists/s/schluter_ralf.htm

Frans Stummer
http://www.lambiek.net/artists/s/stummer_frans.htm

Thomas Von Kummant
http://www.lambiek.net/artists/v/von-kummant_thomas.htm

[eck@rt]

Bas, you copied my scan of a Carl Reinhardt illustration. Please be so kind and tell me whom I shall send my invoice to. Thank you.

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[Bas Schuddeboom]

It is a fragment of a scan. That's called fair use. Many of my scans have popped up elsewhere on the net also. If you want, I'll credit you at the bottom of our page.
Our address is on our website...

[eck@rt]

Okay, so I'll copy yours in return.

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[Bhur]

Neueinträge der letzten Tage und Wochen:

Horst Boche
http://lambiek.net/artists/b/boche_horst.htm

Jörg Reuter

http://lambiek.net/artists/r/reuter_jorg.htm

Irmtraut Winkler-Wittig
http://www.lambiek.net/artists/w/win...g_irmtraut.htm

Egon Reitzl
http://lambiek.net/artists/r/reitzl_egon.htm

Gisela Zimmermann
http://lambiek.net/artists/z/zimmermann_gisela.htm

Edith Hegenbarth
http://www.lambiek.net/artists/h/hegenbarth_edith.htm

Heidi Jäger
http://lambiek.net/artists/j/jager_heidi.htm

Steffen Jähde
http://lambiek.net/artists/j/jahde_steffen.htm

Michael Schröter
http://lambiek.net/artists/s/schroter_michael.htm

Jens-Uwe Schubert
http://lambiek.net/artists/s/schubert_jens-uwe.htm

Ulf S. Graupner
http://lambiek.net/artists/g/graupner_ulf.htm

Jens Fischer
http://lambiek.net/artists/f/fischer_jens.htm

Thorsten Kiecker
http://lambiek.net/artists/k/kiecker_thorsten.htm

Konstantin Kryssow
http://lambiek.net/artists/k/kryssow_konstantin.htm

[vast02]

Hi, vielleicht kann mir hier ja jemand weiterhelfen.
Suche zu den CleverStolz Bildgeschichten die jeweiligen Zeichner.
Siehe hier : http://www.schlitzohri.org/board/son...html#post50229

Die bisherige Google Suche war nicht gerade erfolgreich.
Ich hoffe hier schaut mal jemand wieder rein.

[peter schaaff]

@vast02: sehen sehr interessant aus, die bildbeispiele aus den 50er jahren. aber das ist hier, glaube ich, nicht der richtige thread, um solche art von comic- forschung zu betreiben.

vielleicht kann man dir hier weiterhelfen: http://www.comicforschung.de/dtcom/d...forschung.html

viel glück,

[vast02]

@ peter schaaff - Danke für den Link !