Xtina comic strip language
Xtina comic strip language
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Xtina plastic surgery
Xtina plastic surgery
Mary Perkins or Mary Atkins?
Mary Perkins/on Stage è stata pubblicata per anni in Italia sulle pagine del quotidiano Il Giorno. Forse pochi ricordano che il nome della protagonista – e di conseguenza della strip – fu mutato in Mary Atkins. L’unica spiegazione si può cercare con la paralella presenza della strip Perkins di John Miles pubblicata sulla stessa pagina di comics.
… whoever has read the comics of Mary Atkins (1) published on “Il Giorno,” will note how the drawings are laid out through varied frame solutions with a highly technical assembly (the artist belongs to the great Alex Raymond school) with very unusual and daring angles and perspectives inspired by cinematographic language, contrasts (frame after frame) with views from a distance, from above, to settings in which the “lens” (ideally speaking) focuses on the characters through the gap of another character’s arms, drawn in a foreground close-up etc.
(1) The name of the protagonist – and consequently the strip, was changed to Mary Atkins. The only explanation can be found in the parallel presence of the strip Perkins by John Miles published on the same comics page
from: Apocalittici e integrati, Umberto Eco, 1964
Xtina the Twilight Zone
Xtina the Twilight Zone
Xmas is coming… and the Classics too
Xmas is coming… and the Classics too
Visions are worth fighting for.
Visions are worth fighting for.
Outisfumetti quotes
Anna ‘n’ Mathias: No Hunting!
Anna ‘n’Mathias: No Hunting!
Xtina Do Not Disturb
Xtina Do Not Disturb
Trapper John vs Trapper John
Trapper John vs Trapper John
Comics
Testata: Trapper John
Anno: 1959
Albi: 10
Editore: Edizioni Alpe
Mensile
96 pagine
Bianco e nero
Lire: 100
Disegni: Antonio e Vincenzo Chiomenti
1775. New Scotland, a former French territory, has become a possession of the British Crown. But many French trappers still reside there, trying to adapt and fight against their new, corrupt military overlords, sowing the seeds of what will one day become the American Revolution. Jean, a.k.a. Trapper John, and his two friends, young Mike and Professor Alambic, fight against the British Red Coats.
It is a true copy of Blek, Occultis, Roddy and concludes with the victory against the British Red Coats.
Series LUG published in NEVADA 1 to 90 – Other stories appeared in SPECIAL KIWI 6 to 14 and 16 to 17 – The episode of SPECIAL KIWI 9 was reissued in BAROUD 55, the episode of SPECIAL KIWI 10 has been reissued in BAROUD 56.
Movie and TV series
Trapper John, M.D. is an American medical drama television series and spin-off of the film MASH (1970). Pernell Roberts portrayed the title character, a lovable surgeon who became a mentor and father figure in San Francisco, California. The show ran on CBS for seven seasons, from September 23, 1979, to September 4, 1986. Roberts played the character more than twice as long as had Wayne Rogers (1972–75) on the TV series M*A*S*H. The role of Trapper John was played by Elliott Gould in the film.