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It's Simon Stålenhag again.
Earlier post on him:
https://lemm.ee/post/30828607
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“Bandes dessinée” refers to Franco-Belgian comics, but let's open things up to include all Euro comics, especially graphic novels. Comics & art from around the world with ‘Euro-stylings' are also welcome. ^^
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So... anything like a Trabant?
My Hungarian uncle (by marriage) used to drily observe "Is not car, is Trabant."
@joneskind@lemmy.world
When I was 13 yo in 1991 my school organized a school trip to East Berlin. I spent two weeks there, so I saw a lot of Trabant. I liked this car very much. The father of my correspondant used to say the same "It's not a car, it's a Trabant"
Thanks for bringing back those nice memories!
Oh man, and thank YOU for reminding me of "Mawril."
I'll try to explain later... properly!