Bruno Brazil
| Comic | |
|---|---|
| title | Bruno Brazil |
| country | Belgium |
| author | Greg |
| Illustrator | William Vance |
| publishing company | Le Lombard |
| magazine | Tintin |
| First publication | 1967 - ... |
| expenditure | 12 |
Bruno Brazil is a Franco-Belgian comic series first published in 1967 .
action
The white-haired Bruno Brazil is an agent and initially acts alone. With the Caiman command, he sets up a special unit that carries out difficult secret operations in tricky areas of the world on behalf of Colonel L. Other members are his younger brother Billy Brazil, Gaucho Morales, Texas Bronco, Big Boy Lafayette, Whip Rafale and later Tony Nomade. The beautiful and dangerous rebel is the main opponent of the command several times. In the course of the plot, Bruno Brazil marries and we learn more about the youth of Gaucho Morales. Several members of the task force are injured or lose their lives.
background
Greg wrote the agent series under the pen name Louis Albert. The draftsman was William Vance . The episode entitled La chaîne rouge was left unfinished. The series appeared in the Belgian and French editions of Tintin between 1967 and 1977 . The last three short stories were reprinted in Super Tintin . Le Lombard and Dargaud released the albums. In the German-speaking world, the series first appeared in MV Comix in 1969 . The old Zack began publishing in 1972. Another story brought out Koralle in Zack Comic Box . Bastei , Carlsen and Stripspiegel released the albums. The interrupted episode appeared in a special Zack issue. The German-language complete edition was published by Egmont in 2013/2014 in three volumes . A new edition and "the new adventures" have been published by All Verlag since 2019 .
Album releases
| No. | Original title | German title |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Le Requin qui mourut deux fois (44 pp., 1968) | The shark that died twice |
| 2 | Commando Caïman (44 pp., 1969) | Command caiman |
| 3 | Les Yeux sans visage (44 p., 1969/70) | The ice cold angel (Bastei 1983) / The devilish eyes / Eyes without a face ( All Verlag 2019) |
| 4th | La Cité pétrifiée (44 pp., 1971) | The petrified city / The frozen city (All Verlag 2019) |
| 5 | La Nuit des chacals (44 pp., 1971/72) | The night of the jackals |
| 6th | Sarabande à Sacramento (44 pp., 1972/73) | Hell dance in Sacramento |
| 7th | Des Caïmans dans la rizière (1973) | Akashito's legacy / caimans in the rice field (All Verlag 2020) |
| 8th | Orage aux Aléoutiennes (1975) | Probation for the command caiman / storm over the Aleutians (All Verlag 2020) |
| 9 | Quince ou double pour Alak 6 (1976) | The Myxin Formula |
| 10 | Dossier Bruno Brazil (1977) | Brazil dossier |
| 11 | La Fin ...! ?? (1995) | (not yet published in German) |
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The new adventure scenario: Laurent-Frédéric Bollée, drawings: Philippe Aymond |
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| 1 | Black Program (2019) | Black Program (All Verlag 2020) |
Web links
- Bruno Brazil on bdtheque.com (French)
- Bruno Brazil on lejournaldetintin.free.fr (French)
- Bruno Brazil on comicradioshow.com
Individual evidence
- ↑ Bruno Brazil in Tintin (Belgium) on bdoubliees.com (French)
- ↑ Bruno Brazil in Tintin (France) on bdoubliees.com (French)
- ↑ Bruno Brazil on bedetheque.com (French)
- ↑ Bruno Brazil in MV Comix on comicguide.de
- ↑ Bruno Brazil in Zack on comicguide.de
- ↑ Bruno Brazil at Bastei on comicguide.de
- ↑ Bruno Brazil on comicguide.de
- ↑ Bruno Brazil in Zack special issue (2) on comicguide.de