Bogusław Polch

His career started in 1958 by publishing two short stories Wyprawa via kosmos and Słoneczny rejs przygody in Korespondent Wszędobylski magazine.

By 1975 Bogusław was responsible for seven comic books for the series and moved on to author Spotkanie (Encounter), a sci-fi story written by Ryszard Siwanowicz, published in 1976 in the Relax magazine (where Grzegorz Rosiński was a chief editor).

Between 1978 and 1982 he created a series of eight comic books written by Arnold Mostowicz and Alfred Górny that ultimately got published in twelve different languages and sold in millions of copies worldwide.

Following this brief episode in 1982 Bogusław began his cooperation with Maciej Parowski (godfather of the Polish sci-fi scene) and Jacek Rodek on Funky Koval, the comic book that became his personal favourite.

In the meantime Maciej Parowski, chief editor of Nowa Fantastyka, got acquainted with Andrzej Sapkowski, author of the Witcher stories.