Bruce J. Hawker
| Comic | |
|---|---|
| title | Bruce J. Hawker |
| country | Belgium |
| author |
William Vance André-Paul Duchâteau |
| Illustrator | William Vance |
| publishing company | Lombard |
| magazine | Femme d'Aujourd'hui |
| First publication | 1976-1996 |
Bruce J. Hawker is a Franco-Belgian comic book series published between 1976 and 1996 .
action
As a young captain in the British Navy, Bruce J. Hawker is ambushed by the Spaniards. With a few loyal followers, he can escape captivity. Although his family and fiancée have turned away from him, he tries to rehabilitate himself.
background
After Howard Flynn , William Vance drew his second seafaring series. André-Paul Duchâteau took over the lyrics in 1985. The series was published between 1976 and 1977 in Femme d'Aujourd'hui and in 1979 in the Belgian and from 1979 to 1991 in the French edition of Tintin . The first episode was changed a lot when it was published again. Le Lombard published the albums and the complete edition. The German edition came from Carlsen und Kult., The two-volume complete edition from Splitter .
Long stories
- Course to Gibraltar (1976-1977)
- The Orgy of the Damned (1981-1982)
- Press Gang (1985)
- The Puzzle (1986)
- All or Nothing (1987)
- The hangman of the night (1990-1991)
- In the kingdom of hell (1996)
Web links
Individual references / comments
- ↑ Bruce J. Hawker in Femme d'Aujourd'hui on pressibus.org (French)
- ↑ Bruce J. Hawker in Tintin (Belgium) on bdoubliees.com (French)
- ↑ Bruce J. Hawker in Tintin (France) on bdoubliees.com (French)
- ↑ William Vance on bdzoom.com (French)
- ↑ Bruce J. Hawker at Le Lombard on bedetheque.com (French)
- ↑ Bruce J. Hawker on comicguide.de
- ↑ Bruce J. Hawker on comicguide.de