Comics Unlimited

From 1986 to 1987, Egmont Ehapa published Comics Unlimited, a 12-issue comic series that collected European adventure and Western stories. The series is best known for featuring the work of writer Jean-Michel Charlier and artist Hermann, alongside contributions from Albert Weinberg, Daniel Hulet, and Francis Bergèse. This anthology offered German readers a curated selection of serialized, often epic narratives from the continent's top talent. It stands as a snapshot of the late-’80s European comics scene, making these creators' acclaimed stories more accessible to a wider audience.