Carlsen Lux

Carlsen Lux was a German-published comic series from Carlsen Comics that ran for forty issues between 1990 and 1995, showcasing a distinctive blend of European graphic storytelling. The series is most closely associated with the surreal, architectural narratives of Marc-Antoine Mathieu, who contributed both as writer and artist, alongside the evocative linework of Andreas and the atmospheric landscapes of Cosey. Writers Harald Sachse and Daniel Torres also helped define the series' scope, which favored introspective, often wordless journeys and meticulously crafted visual worlds. It matters as a landmark import of sophisticated European bande dessinée into the German market, offering readers a curated anthology of some of the era's most distinctive artistic voices.