Dan Cooper
| Comic | |
|---|---|
| title | Dan Cooper |
| country | Belgium |
| author |
Albert Weinberg Jean-Michel Charlier |
| Illustrator | Albert Weinberg |
| publishing company | Lombard |
| magazine | Tintin |
| First publication | 1954-2010 |
Dan Cooper (original title: Dan Cooper ) is a 1954 Franco-Belgian comic series first published .
action
The title character is a Canadian military pilot . The stories often have a science fiction character, but also contain realistic, contemporary elements; different from z. B. Buck Danny not only shows the fight against criminals and enemies, but also rescue operations and the like are emphasized. The drawings in the series show a high level of detail and realism, which is particularly evident in the technical details of the aircraft.
background
Albert Weinberg wrote and drew the series of aviators. In the French-language original, Dan Cooper appeared in Tintin from 1954 . In Germany, the series was reprinted from 1966 to 1972 in the MV-Comix magazine of the Ehapa publishing company and from 1973 to 1980 by Koralle in ZACK and its offshoots. Dan Cooper's albums are in German with Koralle (1978–81), Bastei (1981–83), Ehapa (within the album series Die große Flieger- und Rennfahrer-Comics ), Carlsen (1992/93) and Salleck (since 2000) published. The most extensive edition is from Bastei.
A complete edition of the series begun by Epsilon Verlag was canceled after a volume. In May 2016, the complete edition was restarted by Splitter Verlag and continued with another volume every two months.
Long stories
| No. | title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Blue Delta (1954/55) |
| 2 | Lord of the Sun (1955/56) |
| 3 | The Pirates of Silence (1957) |
| 4th | Operation Jupiter (1957/58, 1979) |
| 5 | Off to Mars (1958/59) |
| 6th | Duel in the Sky (1959/60) |
| 7th | A coup d'état over the ice desert (1960/61) |
| 8th | The Jaguar Squadron (1961/62) |
| 9 | Dan Cooper's Secret (1962) |
| 10 | Three Cosmonauts (1963) |
| 11 | Phantom III does not answer (1963/64) |
| 12 | Acrobats of the Skies (1964/65) |
| 13 | Tiger of the Sea (1965) |
| 14th | Flying saucers attack (1965/66) |
| 15th | Panic on Cape Kennedy (1966/67) |
| 16 | The Men with the Golden Wings (1967) |
| 17th | SOS in space (1967/68) |
| 18th | The Sky Over Norway (1968) |
| 19th | The Missing Pilots (1969) |
| 20th | Apollo calls Soyuz (1969/70) |
| 21st | The Minos Affair (1970) |
| 22nd | Mission Jumbo (1970/71) |
| 23 | Crash in Sector 135 (1971) |
| 24 | Azimuth Zero (1977) |
| 25th | Lost in No Man's Land (1978) |
| 26th | Danger from Space (1978–1979) |
| 27 | Project F-18 (1980) |
| 28 | F-111 in danger (1981) |
| 29 | The Aviator Without a Name (1982) |
| 30th | Pilots Without Uniform (1982) |
| 31 | SOS Space Shuttle (1983) |
| 32 | Viking Connection (1984) |
| 33 | Target (1985) |
| 34 | Silver Fox (1985) |
| 35 | Dragon Lady (1986) |
| 36 | The Invisible Plane (1987) |
| 37 | The Vrille (1989) |
| 38 | The Ghost Airplanes (1990) |
| 39 | The hostage of the Clemenceau (1990) |
| 40 | Alert on the Clem (1991) |
| 41 | The Eye of the Tiger (1992) |
Web links
- Dan Cooper on lejournaldetintin.free.fr (French)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Andreas C. Knigge: Everything about comics. Europa Verlag, 2004. p. 233.