Lucky You! in Napoli
05.08.2013 // 10:52 am
I was invited to this years Napoli Comicon where my exhibition “Lucky You!” (which was in Bologna at Bilbolbul before), was shown in the Off-Programm of the festival – together with the works of Anne Simon at the institut français of Naples.
Foreign Press
03.27.2013 // 04:46 pm
France and Italy have been talking about my books!

here are some articles:
Brigitte et la perle cachée:
Alien:
Also swiss comic-lover and -journalist Christian Gasser wrote a nice review of `Brigitte und der Perlenhort´
on paulgravett.com
Rhythm`n´Paradise
03.27.2013 // 03:53 pm
My new zine is out since january but now it’s finally for sale!
24 pages//b&w//19x28cm//6Euros + shipping//
for orders write an Email to aisha@fraufranz.com (payment by paypal)
For more pictures click here –>
Exhibition: “Zukunft leben – Die demografische Chance”
03.04.2013 // 01:44 am
On february 26 starts an exhibition named “Zukunft leben – Die demografische Chance” about the demographic changes in germany at the Museum für Naturkunde in Berlin. I was asked to take part with a comic/illustration about “age”.
The exhibition will be traveling around several cities in Germany, you can check for the dates and more information here
Lucky You!
03.04.2013 // 12:59 am
Pictures of my exhibition during the BILBOLBul-Festival in Bologna, Italy.
Bologna
02.11.2013 // 04:33 pm
Right after coming home from Angoulême I had to pack my bags again to set off to Bologna/Italy.
Since my book “Alien” was published in Italy by Canicola, I was kindly invited to the Comicfestival BILBOLBul in Bologna, where I’ll be having one of the main exhibitions this year.
My visit in Bologna will be combined with a two-week residency, a project called “Comic Transfer“, which is organized and sponsored by the Goethe Institut.
This is great since it allows me to work intensively on the exhibition with a lot of time in advance and also to really experience the city and people.
I’ll be posting drawings, sketches and impressions of Bologna on THIS blog, so keep checking it out.

Brigitte en français & Alien in italiano
02.11.2013 // 04:14 pm
I still have two announce to new foreign publications of my books:
“Brigitte et la perle cachée” (çà et là, France) + “Alien” (Canicola, Italy)
Brigitte was published right before the Festival of Angoulême, so I was very happy to present and sign my two books (Alien = “Petite Terrienne” was already translated and published by çà et là last year) to new french readers!
Alien was published last year by the wonderful Bologna-based publishing house Canicola.
The even made a book trailer and invited me to have en exhibition on the next issue of the Comicfestival
BILBOLBul in Bologna!
The Treasure Fleet in Angoulême
02.11.2013 // 03:40 pm
We just spent some exciting and successful days in Angoulême,
were we had a table at the “Espace BD Alternative”.
As every year it’s the best occasion to meet comic-loving and -making people
and to spend the little money on new beautiful books.
See you again next year!
Salvador da Bahia / Goethe Institut
10.21.2012 // 04:53 pm
Right now I’m in the beautiful city of Salvador da Bahia.
I was invited by the Goethe Institut within an exchange-project
for brazilian and german comic artists.
On this blog you can follow my experiences and diaries of my very colorful visit and read further information about the project: Osmose Blog
To follow my section, click here: Aisha Franz in Salvador da Bahia


Nyctalope
10.21.2012 // 04:44 pm
One page of an 8-page story I did for the coolest french anthology “Nyctalope“.
To be out soon (for Angouleme 2013, I guess).
Teiera
10.21.2012 // 04:39 pm
One page from my 7-page short story for italian anthology Teiera edizioni.
To be published soon —> I’ll let you know as soon as it’s out!
Enkelfähig
10.21.2012 // 04:32 pm
A little while ago I did this short comic for the magazine “Enkelfähig”.
You can read the whole story here : german / english
there is also an animation you can watch: www.enkelfaehig.de

Z-Roy
08.05.2012 // 05:50 pm
Preview for the comic I’m doing for ORANG #10 “Heavy Metal”.













