TYTUS, ROMEK AND A'TOMEK. VISITING THE FAMILY - PAPCIO CHMIEL

Embark on a sentimental journey with the iconic characters from Papcio Chmiel's comics! Tytus, Romek, and A'Tomek take us on an unforgettable adventure filled with humor and emotion. Join them as they uncover family secrets and experience extraordinary moments.

• Classic of Polish comics - unforgettable adventures of three friends.
• Engaging plot - full of humor and unexpected twists.
• Iconic characters - Tytus, Romek, and A'Tomek, loved by generations.
• Beautiful graphic design - the characteristic style of Papcio Chmiel.
• Ideal gift - for comic fans and lovers of Polish culture.
• Collector's edition - a perfect addition to any fan's library.

In November 1968, Papcio Chmiel and Tytus de ZOO, the hero of picture stories, set off on a voyage to West Africa on the Polish ship m/s Radom. After eighty days of travel, both happily returned to the editorial office, bringing a folder of impressions and a few bruises. The entire ship voyage and stay in Trapezfik, where Tytus found long-unseen relatives, were photographed, described, and illustrated by Papcio in such a way as to teach by entertaining and to teach by entertaining.

"Tytus, Romek and A'Tomek" is a comic series created by Henryk Jerzy Chmielewski, known as Papcio Chmiel. The series tells the adventures of three friends: the humanoid chimpanzee Tytus de Zoo, scouts Romek and A'Tomek. These comics, published since 1957, have gained immense popularity among readers of all ages, becoming an important element of Polish pop culture. They are characterized by specific humor, dynamic action, and numerous references to the history and culture of Poland.

Ongrys Publishing, known for its care for editorial quality and fidelity to the originals, presents this edition in a new, refreshed form. Thanks to careful graphic reconstruction and attention to detail, readers can rediscover the magic of this cult comic. This is a great opportunity to return to the world of Tytus, Romek and A'Tomek, and to introduce the younger generation to the world of Polish comic classics.