Flix

Flix is a German comic artist, author and cartoonist. His first professional comic was [gcd_link_issue](1547004), followed by [gcd_link_issue](1536941). After graduating, he published his diploma thesis as [gcd_link_issue](929606), which was translated into several languages.The story tells Flix’s entire life from birth to death, that is, past, present and future. Later partly autobiographical comics were [gcd_link_issue](930763) and [gcd_link_issue](929810). Since 2002, Flix has been drawing the cartoon series Verflixt!, which was printed in various newspapers and later in [gcd_link_issue](1551783). Since mid-2006, his website has been home to the web comic book [gcd_link_issue](929592), in which Flix recorded small episodes from his life. A series about personal experience with the German division appeared in the Berliner Tagesspiegel – in August 2009 the collection was published as [gcd_link_issue](1553943). Also in 2009, Faust, a reinterpretation of the drama of the same name by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, appeared in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung over a period of five months. It was later published as a book [gcd_link_issue](1206773). A second adaptation of a classical work for the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung was Don Quijote in 2012, also as [gcd_link_issue](1553932). The series Schöne Töchter was published in the Berlin daily newspaper Der Tagesspiegel from 2010 to October 2015. The series deals in quiet irony with the “panorama of a modern love life” between man and woman, collected as [gcd_link_issue](1552064). Since October 2015, Flix has been writing and drawing the comic strip Glückskind, which appears every Monday in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, with three collections so far [gcd_link_series](118873). The first Spirou volume by a German artist was his [gcd_link_issue](1830337), followed by [gcd_link_issue](2421971). In 2025 he published the Superman story [gcd_link_name_issue](2750655){Man of Kruppstahl}. In July 2025, Flix published a youth novel called Immerland.