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Mar 8, 2012 · Wolfgang Bylsma. @WolfgangBylsma. EiC of. @gestaltcomics. Exec Producer of The Deep (TV) and. @LustrationWorld. Zaphod. Mentor/founder. @ComicsOnCountry. & Indigiverse. Editor. Designer. Letterer. Western Australia, Australia gestaltcomics.com Joined March 2012. 1,134 Following. 834 Followers. Replies. Media. Likes. Wolfgang Bylsma Retweeted.
Wolfgang Bylsma is the Editor-in-Chief for Gestalt, which he co-founded with Skye Ogden in 2005. Wolf’s publishing endeavours have helped change the nature of the comics industry in Australia and assisted in building reputations and careers for Australian talent in the international market.
Wolfgang Bylsma (Wolf) serves as Editor-in-Chief for Australia's leading independent graphic novel publishing house, Gestalt, which he co-founded in 2005.
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Gestalt Publishing is Australia’s premier independent graphic novel publishing house. The company was officially founded in Applecross, Western Australia in 2005 by Wolfgang Bylsma and Skye Ogden. They had previously been involved in creating, editing and producing underground and editorial comics since the early 1990s.
Australia’s preeminent comic publisher, Wolfgang Bylsma is the Editor-in-Chief of Gestalt. Since 2005, he’s published dozens of properties, bringing attention to many great Australian creators, including Tom Taylor, Andrew Constant, Christian Read, Emily K. Smith, Kathryn Mann, Katie Houghton-Ward and many more.
Wolfgang Bylsma. Wolf is the Chief Executive of not-for-profit COMICS ON COUNTRY and also serves as Editor-in-Chief for GESTALT PUBLISHING, which he co-founded in 2005. Wolf’s publishing endeavours have helped change the nature of the comics industry in Australia and assisted in building reputations and careers for Australian talent on the ...
Sep 13, 2018 · Ryan Griffen, creator of the international hit Cleverman TV series, is developing new graphic stories at Gestalt with artist James Brouwer and editor Wolfgang Bylsma. “Writing comics gives me the freedom that a film shoot couldn’t,” Griffen said.
