Indigo (comic)

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Indigo is a named after the main character from Robert Feldhoff lyrics written and Dirk Schulz drawn comic book series . The Action Science Fantasy series was first published in five volumes from 1992 to 1995 by the old Splitter Verlag . From 2000 to 2002, three more volumes were published by Carlsen , as well as the first five in a revised new edition. One volume in the series was translated into French in 1995.

The red-faced macaque was the model for the appearance of the main character Indigo .

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The setting is the city of Sunsit City on the distant planet Montaray, in a world where technology and magic coexist. Indigo, a not always sympathetic alien and the only one of his kind, is stranded in this world. He uses all available opportunities - including illegal ones - to make ends meet. Problems and difficulties with beings who are significantly more powerful than him are therefore not long in coming. He is supported by the bodyguard Scilla, an attractive woman from the earth and an expert in handling large-caliber firearms, and from the second volume onwards by the simple-minded, rough-hewn Yellowsam.

Berlin 2323

In 2005 Feldhoff and Schulz published the comic Berlin 2323 . In the single volume independent of the series, Indigo and Scilla save a future Berlin from its power-hungry ruling mayor and the earth from an alien invasion. Some of the pictures allude to the Perry-Rhodan series, for which Dirk Schulz has been the cover designer since 2002.

Volumes

  1. 1992: The pursuer (title of the new edition Sunsit City )
  2. 1993: Yellowsam
  3. 1993: In the red ocean (published in French as L'océan rouge in 1995 )
  4. 1994: The great flood
  5. 1995: In the land of the dead Shayra
  6. 2000: Fast Machine
  7. 2001: Hunt for Fast Machine
  8. 2002: sex!

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  1. ↑ Marcel Feige: The great comic lexicon . Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf, Berlin 2001, ISBN 3-89602-285-7 , p. 459.
  2. ↑ Indigo volumes at Splitter (comic guide)
  3. ↑ Indigo volumes at Carlsen (comic guide)
  4. ↑ a b Indigo at bedetheque.com
  5. ↑ Indigo-Online Background section

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