Front mini-strip

In the late 1970s and early 1980s, the Dutch publisher Juniorpress brought together an eclectic mix of international talent for Front mini-strip, a 71-issue series that showcased painted and illustrated adventure strips. Most associated with the evocative work of Hugo Pratt and Miguel Quesada, the series offered a curated window into European comic storytelling at a time when such material was still a discovery for many readers. Its compact format and diverse artistic voices made it a distinctive anthology of its era.