Wespe

In the late 1940s, the German publisher Kritisch-Satirischer Zeitschriftenverlag released Wespe, a short-lived but pointed comic series running for 20 issues. Primarily illustrated by the artist Kals, the series blended critical and satirical commentary, reflecting the cautious, wry humor emerging in post-war Germany. While brief, Wespe stands as a curious artifact of its era, offering a glimpse into the early, tentative steps of German comic publishing after the war.