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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Max Bunker | | | |  Max Bunker: Encyclopedia II - Diabolik - StoryDiabolik is a ruthless master thief. He typically steals from criminals (and has no issue with killing them if need be, but rarely, if ever, kills the innocent or the police), and has a set of lifelike masks which he uses to fool his opponents, assuming every identity at his will. He seems to have a deep knowledge in many scientific fields, including chemistry, mechanics and computers.
He was raised as an orphan on a secret island hideout of a criminal combine, where he learned all his criminal skills, including developing his special ...
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| | | | Max Bunker: Encyclopedia II - Italian comics - History Unlike american comics that were born as daily strips in newspapers, Italian fumetto has its roots in periodicals aimed at younger readers and in the satirical publications of the 19th century. These magazines published cartoons and illustrations for educational and propagandistic purposes. The first illustrated satirical publication appears in 1848: it's a daily paper named L'Arlecchino published in Naples. Other noteworthy examples of satirical papers of the period include Lo Spirito Folletto published in Milan, Turin' ...
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| | | | Max Bunker: Encyclopedia II - Alan Ford comic book - History Three years before the comic book was published in May 1969, Max Bunker, along with illustrator Roberto Raviola (Magnus), had the idea to create a satire of James Bond (they had previously created a serious spy character, Dennis Cobb). The initial script was written in August 1967 and the dialog revised in April 1968. The script included six main characters (Alan Ford, Bob Rock, Sir Oliver, The Boss, Jeremiah and Grunf), but the creators decided to omit Sir Oliver in the ultimate revision (July 1968), for fear of overwhelming readers with characters in the first issue. Raviola decided to base the dr ...
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| | | | Max Bunker: Encyclopedia II - List of comic books - Belgium (stripverhaal, strip; bande dessinée, BD)
Main Article: Belgian comics
Agent 212 by Raoul Cauvin (author) and Daniël Kox (artist)
Bernard Prince by Greg (author) and Hermann (artist)
Blake and Mortimer by Edgar Pierre Jacobs
Colonel Clifton, by Raymond Macherot, later by Jo-El Azara, then by Turk & De Groot, then by Bédu, and currently by Rodrigue
Comanche by Greg (author) and Hermann (artist)
Dalla ...
See also:List of comic books, List of comic books - Argentina, List of comic books - Belgium, List of comic books - Brazil, List of comic books - Canada, List of comic books - Chile, List of comic books - China, List of comic books - Finland, List of comic books - Egypt, List of comic books - France, List of comic books - Germany, List of comic books - India, List of comic books - Italy, List of comic books - Japan, List of comic books - Korea, List of comic books - Mexico, List of comic books - The Netherlands, List of comic books - Norway, List of comic books - Poland, List of comic books - Spain, List of comic books - Sweden, List of comic books - United Arab Emirates, List of comic books - United Kingdom, List of comic books - DC Thomson, List of comic books - Other children's anthology comics, List of comic books - Other, List of comic books - Classic newspaper strips, List of comic books - United States, List of comic books - Others, List of comic books - Newspaper strips Read more here: » List of comic books: Encyclopedia II - List of comic books - Belgium |
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| | | | Max Bunker: Encyclopedia II - List of comic books - United Kingdom See also: British comics
List of comic books - DC Thomson.
The Beano
The Dandy
Commando
List of comic books - Other children's anthology comics.
Buster
Cor!!
The Eagle
Lion
Scream!
Tiger
Valiant
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| | | | Max Bunker: Encyclopedia II - Alan Ford comic book - Translations Alan Ford was only translated into French and Croatian, and in the 1990s subsequent Serbian and Slovenian editions appeared. The French edition saw only twelve issues before it was dropped as unsuccessful.
Alan Ford comic book - Yugoslavia.
Alan Ford reached great success in former Yugoslavia and quickly became the best selling comic book, reaching a cult status, and is still popular and well known. In Croatia one can (as of 2006) still buy ...
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