tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4934319328928020965.post1475643385588768672..comments2010-02-22T23:18:23.103+01:00Comments on Sekventiellt: News: Swedish Comics 2009Fredrik Strömberghttp://www.blogger.com/profile/16504396212122957493fstromberg@telia.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4934319328928020965.post-26427692303227048082010-02-22T23:18:23.077+01:002010-02-22T23:18:23.077+01:00True. This is an area where putting a label on som...True. This is an area where putting a label on something can be rather difficult, hence the problem with the statistics. But you're right in that I used the word "fanzine" in a way which is more Swedish than English. I'll correct that. Thanks!Fredrik Strömberghttp://www.sekventiellt.se/noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4934319328928020965.post-9498427054483976122010-02-22T14:09:52.208+01:002010-02-22T14:09:52.208+01:00I think mini-comics is a more common term than fan...I think mini-comics is a more common term than fanzines in the Anglosphere. The comics on the list are often hardcover and pocket-sized, as far as I know, though; ie. similar to a thinner manga book. Some of the authors producing these comics prefer the term "small press", to separate their work from magazines.Håkan / Wakurannoreply@blogger.com