written and illustrated by Miguel B. Nunez
Miki is very brave and does not hesitate a second to follow a butterfly that passes through here. He will go through many dangers without even noticing. For readers with nerves of steel!
Hardback / 190 x 260 / 40 pages / Mamut Comics 3+
Marco Paschetta & Luca Blengino
Giotto is a butterfly. Well, actually it is still a caterpillar, but it’s just a matter of time. It just has to build its own cocoon, but… it’s too fat! How will Giotto do to stop eating and build its cocoon? Will it do it in time? A book about the importance of healthy eating and sport.
Rights Sold: French
190mm x 260mm/40 pages/ Mamut comics
Jim Pluk
What is this thing that fell from the tree? wonders the curious young fox. Discover a world where playing and experiencing the unknown go together. What is really a pear? Surely everyone will answer in chorus that it is a fruit and it is good to eat! But little fox needs to learn.
Rights Sold: French
190mm x 260mm / 40 pages / Mamut Comics
written & illustrated by Artur Laperla
Dr. Evil has transformed Supermax, our hero with the best hairstyle ever, into a potato, and he is planning to do the same with anyone who doesn’t agree with him! What Dr. Evil doesn’t know is that even as a potato Supermax is not an ordinary tuber. He is Superpotato!
Rights sold: English & Italian.
Hardback / 190 x 260 / 56 pages / Mamut Comics 6+
written & illustrated by Steffen Gumpert
When Joris learns that his biologist parents are planning to spend a few days on a desolate island, he is everything but enthusiastic. They want to research birds and plants and Joris has to join them. On board the ship that takes them to the small island, the Captain tells Joris that there is a ghost that has scared many tourists almost to death. Joris is thrilled and decides to track the ghost. A creepy-exciting graphic novel for small adventurers and ghost fans.
RIGHTS SOLD: Spanish (Latin America), Dutch
Hardback / 170 x 245 / 64 pages / Tulipan Verlag
written & illustrated by Einat Tsarfati
From a very young age, Nili loved going on buses. Buses had something soothing about them, like the rocking of a cradle or a boat at sea. She used to make her way home on three different buses. She also did not have anything important to come home to. Nili lived in the house of her grandmother who had passed away. From a very young age, Arye loved going on buses. He came to Mandatory Palestine as a boy, in the late 1930’s and with the establishment of the State of Israel he received his own bus, and drove it along the roads of the young country. Continue reading