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ParaVox #1: PALESTINE will be released May 2!

There will be a release exhibition as part of an event organized by Malmö Cultural Collective (MCC) (time & place TBA)

This first issue is an extra thick (64 pages) collection of comics, art and texts about PALESTINE

The second ”ceasefire” in Gaza turned out to be not much more than an empty phrase, and the struggle is far from over. Israel’s genocide is a continuation of decades of occupation and apartheid, but also of Palestinian resistance. As the violence persists, it affects not just Gaza and Palestine, but also neighboring countries like Lebanon, Syria, and Iran. While people all over the world are protesting, many states and corporations are complicit in what can’t be called anything other than a genocide.

The proceeds from this issue will be donated to support the people in Gaza, via Senabil Society.

Comics:
Anuj Shrestha
Vahedeh Aida Ghardagian
Ana Biscaia
Francesca Mannocchi & Gianluca Costantini
Layal Safieddine (Urjuen)
Eli Valley
Mattias Elftorp
Jorge Varas ”Varilla”
Amr Abbas
Tahar Lamri & Gianluca Costantini
Texts:
Niko Erfani
Stephen K. Pettersson
Illustrations:
Gianluca Costantini
Cover:
Anuj Shrestha

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We’re now in the process of finishing the selection for ParaVox #1: PALESTINE, but we also want comics and texts for the next issue!

ParaVox #2: (ANTI)RACISM

Long ago, European countries propagated the notion of white supremacy, of how other races would inevitably perish to make room for the (Western) European peoples. Today, race is mostly not talked about openly in that way, but the same notions live on and thrive in many circles, even if expressed in other ways. These days there’s talk of culture, religion and criminality, but there is always an implied image of who has an obvious right to a space and who must always justify their existence, be grateful, obedient and assimilated. Racism is not just about how we look at each other on the streets or at work, but also about how our lives are concretely affected by legislation around migration, discrimination, behavior and culture. 

We want comics and texts looking at the phenomena of racism and antiracism from different angles, bringing personal experiences, theoretical reasoning, and visual interpretations.
Deadline: Apr 5, 2026

About the image:
An activist in Sweden recently left a basket or apples painted with the face of Hitler outside the home of Johan Forssell, the Swedish minister of migration, as a protest against Sweden’s support for the Syrian government (with ties to Al Qaida), which in practice financially supports their current attack on the Kurdish areas. The deal was made to facilitate deportations of asylum seekers from Sweden to Syria. The apples were a symbol for the apple not falling far from the tree, since it was revealed that Forssell’s son was active in a Nazi orgnaisation.

Submission guidelines with all the info you need is available in our call for submissions for #1-4.

About ParaVox / Statement of Purpose 
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We’re not making the selection until next weekend, so we’re extending the deadline for ParaVox #1: PALESTINE until Friday, Feb 20!

So send us your comics related to Palestine! Check the call for submissions for all the details!

#1: PALESTINE
The second ”ceasefire” in Gaza turned out to be not much more than an empty phrase, and the struggle is far from over. Israel’s genocide is a continuation of decades of occupation and apartheid, but also of Palestinian resistance. As the violence persists, it affects not just Gaza and Palestine, but also neighboring countries like Lebanon, Syria, and Iran. While people all over the world are protesting, many states and corporations are complicit in what can’t be called anything other than a genocide.

Give us your thoughts on the situation: educational, journalistic, personal, political, revolutionary, anything from the river to the sea…
All profits from this issue will be donated to support the people in Gaza via Senabil Society.
Deadline: Feb 15, Feb 20, 2026

ParaVox is a new anthology magazine from Tusen Serier, a space for anti-racist comics made by a collection of international comics creators.

Check out the call for submissions for #1-4 if you have a comic you think could fit any of our planned themes!

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About ParaVox / Statement of Purpose 
Submission guidelines
Contact/social media