komiksie
Komiks is a form of sequential art that uses a series of panels to tell stories through a combination of images and text. In Polish usage, komiks encompasses a wide range of formats—from newspaper strips and magazine serials to book-length graphic novels and digital webcomics. The medium draws on international traditions, notably Franco-Belgian bandes dessinées, American comics, and, since the late 20th century, Japanese manga, while developing its own local vocabulary and authors.
Polish komiks has a long history dating from early 20th-century translations and locally produced strips in
Formats range from short humor strips to multi-volume adventures and graphic novels. Common genres include humor,
Notable Polish contributors include Papcio Chmiel (Tytus, Romek i A'Tomek), Janusz Christa (Kajko i Kokosz), and