1 book
270 pages, colour
16.0 x 23.0 cm
Age 13 years and up
During an operation, 8-year-old Buster dies unexpectedly. 2 years later, on Buster’s 10th birthday, Buster’s father is again reminded of his great grief and the world that relentlessly continues.
Rasmus Julius was born in 1969. Has worked in the commercial business and has made funny strips since 2000. His comics have been published in newspapers and magazines in Denmark, Norway, Sweden, The Netherlands, Luxemburg, Mexico, Venezuela and Costa Rica.
1 book
Graphic picture book w/ linecut illustrations
Published in English and Spanish
21.5 x 30.0 cm (wide)
A girl’s shadow becomes jealous and runs away to The Shadow Island. A place where shadows go when they get tired of their owners. The girl follows her shadow through thick and thin in order to bring it back home.
Grew up in Denmark, Colombia and Hong Kong. Graduated from Design School Kolding. Working with illustration for children, paintings, drawings and graphics.
1 book
48 pages, b/w
22.5 x 29.5 cm (wide)
Printing material: Available as TIFF files.
Ages 15 years and up
Book one of three. A modern pirate story taking place on Saint Cain, a fictitious island in the Northern Atlantic.
Henrik Rehr, born 1964. He has published comics from, amongst others, Futuropolis, Dargaud/Urban China, Vents d’Ouest, Lerner Graphics, Ponent Mon, Jacoby & Stuart, Safara Editore, Carlsen Comics and Forlaget Fahrenheit.
Henrik Rehr can read scripts in Danish, English, French, German, Swedish and Norwegian and is available for projects.
1 book
52 pages
25.4 x 18.0 cm
A horrifying lighthouse, bloody nightmares and an old scrapbook with clips from the 30’ties about a serial killer. The Scrapbook is a classic Christmas horror story and was nominated for “Best Horror Release of 2017” by the Danish Horror Society.
Director, animator, illustrator, writer and cartoonist. Karsten is manager and owner of Tiny Film ApS, that produces animated TV series.
His illustrated children’s books have been published in Denmark, Norway, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands and China.