Signals

Corax is not a signature. Corax is not just a nickname, "Raven" Corax is one of the most beautiful offshoots of Serbian journalism in the last six decades - Manojlo Manjo Vukotic, former editor-in-chief of the independent daily newspaper Borba, in which the legendary Predrag Koraksic published his cartoons in the 1990s, tells Danas.

Predrag Koraksić Korax, with his drawing, caricature without words, was an original and astute interpreter and an incorruptible critic of our unfortunate social reality.

Film director Vladimir Pasklajevic paid tribute to cartoonist Predrag Koraksić Koraks following his death, reflecting on how Koraks's satirical drawings shaped perceptions of the 1990s in the Balkans.

Predrag Koraksić Koraks, a prominent writer, activist, and visual artist, has died at the age of 93. Fellow cultural figure Dejan Atanacković remembered him as someone who 'gave us the keys to reading our terrible reality.'

Predrag Koraksić Koraksa, a prominent cultural observer and artist, died on Saturday, May 16, at age 93. Writer Dragan Velikić eulogized him as 'the all-seeing eye of an era.'

Predrag Koraksić Koraksa, a master caricaturist and graphic designer recognized internationally, died on Saturday, May 16, at age 93. Fellow artist Marko Somborac paid tribute to his legacy in world circles.

Lawyer Božo Prelević paid tribute to Predrag Koraksić Koraks, a legendary artist and social commentator who documented seven decades of Yugoslav and post-Yugoslav history, describing him as incorruptible and infallible in his analysis of his time.

A member of Serbia's Party of Freedom and Justice criticized a Radio Television Serbia official for comments made about the death of cartoonist Predrag Koraksić Koraksa, calling the remarks shameful.