Walter Kellermann

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Walter Kellermann (* 1923 ; † 1990 ) was a German book illustrator , comic artist and author. He achieved greater fame as a draftsman for the Silberpfeil comics published by Walter Lehning Verlag .

At the beginning of his career, Kellermann drew several adventures in the Testpilot Speedy series for Gerstmayer Verlag . His college friend Hansrudi Wäscher introduced it to Walter Lehning Verlag. There he took over the Silberpfeil series originally drawn by Benedetto Resio from issue 51 and continued it through to issue 165. When the Silberpfeil series was reprinted by the Comic Club Hannover and Dargatz Verlag, the series was supplemented by a few adventures by Kellermann. In addition, he drew booklets 202 to 206 of the Sigurd comic series during Wäscher's honeymoon in the 1950s .

From the mid-1950s he worked mainly for the Hanover publishing houses A. Weichert and the Neue Jugendschriften-Verlag , to whose adventure books ( checked books , so called because of a red diamond on the cover) he contributed the text drawings and dust jackets and with the abbreviation wak signed.

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  1. detlef-heinsohn.de: Karo books in the Neue Jugendschriften Verlag Hannover (accessed on November 20, 2014)

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