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NANI — Volume 1
Fantasy graphic novel
NANI — Volume 1
Kugali Media
Sisters Mina and Lamin are transported to a fantasy world inspired by West African mythology. Unable to explain the magic that brought them there, they must venture into a land filled with strange creatures and unsettled powers. The graphic novel draws its energy from the sisters’ relationship, gradual world discovery and the tension of being far from home.
Two sistersWest African mythologyFantasy exploration
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Aya de Yopougon — Tome 1
African graphic novel / BD
Aya de Yopougon — Tome 1
Marguerite Abouet · Clément Oubrerie
In late-1970s Yopougon, Abidjan, Aya is focused on her ambitions while her friends Bintou and Adjoua navigate family, romance and neighborhood life. Marguerite Abouet and Clément Oubrerie deliver a lively, humorous portrait of Ivorian youth beyond reductive stereotypes. This is slice-of-life comics, not fantasy manga: its strengths are character, humor and everyday relationships.
Abidjan everyday lifeHumor and friendshipVivid characters
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Kugali Anthology — Volume 1 (Standard)
Comics anthology
Kugali Anthology — Volume 1 (Standard)
Kugali Media · Collectif
An anthology of African comics bringing together different art styles, voices and worlds. It features work such as Mumu Juju, Razor-Man, Under a Jovian Sun and Ndaw, alongside material about the artists’ creative processes. A strong entry point for readers who want a range of African graphic storytelling rather than a single series.
Visual diversityAfrican creatorsShort-form stories
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