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		Alan Ford (comic book) - Alan Ford - Il Gruppo TNT (Alan Ford and the TNT Group), commonly known as Alan Ford, is an Italian comic book created by Max Bunker (Luciano Secchi).
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	Alan Ford (comic book) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Alan Ford - Il Gruppo TNT (Alan Ford and Group TNT), commonly known as Alan Ford, is an Italian comic book created by Max Bunker (Luciano Secchi) and Magnus (Roberto Raviola) and published since 1969.
		Alan Ford reached great success in former Yugoslavia and quickly became the best selling comic book, reaching a cult status, and is still popular and well known.
		Alan Ford was also transposed in 1988 into a low-budget, straight-to-video 30 minutes animated short called "Alan Ford ed il Gruppo TNT contro SuperCiuk" ("Alan Ford and the TNT Group vs. SuperCiuk").
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Alan_Ford_(comic_book) (1929 words)

	Istria on the Internet - Prominent Istrians - Attilio Micheluzzi
		As the homeland of comics, America was - and still is - idealized by cartoonists as a somewhat ultimate goal, the only place in the world where the creator of a successful character may become as "rich and famous" as a film or sport-star.
		Comics were introduced into Italy a few years after their appearance in the United States: from 1908 onwards the weekly paper Corriere dei Piccoli ("Children's Courier") published the Sunday pages of Buster Brown, Happy Hooligan, The Newklyweds, Bringing Up Father, Little Nemo.
		There are "Comic Book Shops" in all the major towns, but they do not costituite, as in the U.S., an alternative to national distribution.
	www.istrianet.org /istria/illustri/micheluzzi/comics-italian.htm (2574 words)

	Alan Ford (comic book) - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		Alan Ford Il Gruppo TNT (Alan Ford and Group TNT) is an Italian comic book created by Max Bunker, commonly known as just Alan Ford.
		The comic book was created in 1969, and the first 75 issues were drawn by Magnus (Roberto Raviola).
		Alan Ford is one of the characters, but story usually does not revolve around him.
	education.music.us /A/Alan-Ford-(comic-book).htm (499 words)

	The Charlton Empire - Comic Book Artist #9 - TwoMorrows Publishing
		The comics output settled down to pretty standard Comics Code-approved fare of genre material—romance, war, westerns, kiddie, science-fiction, "Unusual Tales," though super-heroes were represented by a lone entry, the four-issue revival of Blue Beetle in 1955.
		The primary writer of virtually all the Charlton books was Joe Gill, ever-present at his desk with typewriter, who is arguably the most prolific writer in the history of comics, producing as much as 100 pages in scripts a week, stories often as pedestrian as the artwork.
		Ford, former Frank McLaughlin apprentice, attempted a revival of the line in 1986, but the dog was dead and, by 1988, the bones were picked dry as Roger Broughton, a Canadian publisher, acquired nearly 5000 pages of original art from 40 different Charlton titles, some it eventually appearing under Broughton's imprint, ACG Comics.
	www.twomorrows.com /comicbookartist/articles/09empire.html (6091 words)

	Green Lantern FAQ - Comic Book Resources Forums
		Alan Scott was originally going to be called Alan Ladd, a play on Aladdin, but this was changed due so the charater wouldn't be confused with then popular screen actor Alan Ladd.
		Alan Scott was inspired by fables, Hal Jordan was inspired by the pulps and Kyle Rayner was inspired by comics themselves.
		The first comic book that I bought for myself was was Green Lantern Corp Quarterly #5.
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	Comic Book Resources - CBR News - The Comic Wire
		For comic book professionals, the highest honor in the industry is either an Eisner Award, named for Eisner and given out every summer at Comic-Con International in San Diego, or a Harvey Award, named for Eisner's late friend Harvey Kurtzman, the creator of Mad magazine and Playboy's "Little Annie Fanny," given every April in Pittsburgh.
		A new generation of comics fans learned about the man in the 1970s when underground comix publisher Denis Kitchen began reprinting "The Spirit" stories and eventually produced new stories of the character by top comic book talent including Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons and Neil Gaiman.
		The first comic book reprints were issued by Quality (from 1944-50), followed by Fiction House (1952-54), Harvey Comics (1966-67), Kitchen Sink Press (1973), Warren Publications (1974-76) and Kitchen Sink Press again (from 1977 to 1998).
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=4627 (2953 words)

	The Balkans Pages: Ivo's War Diary
		The most popular comic book in former Yugoslavia among those who would be considered cool by current fashion conscious crowds was Alan Ford.
		Alan Ford is set in New York city, in a small, plain store that pretends to sell flowers.
		Alan Ford was the best description of New York, I've ever got.
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	Asiaweek.com \| Comic Fairy Tale \| 9/15/2000
		Well, the Manila artist happily admits that what has happened to his life in the past few years is on a par with the amazing stories that appear in the comic books in which his work appears.
		The American bible of the industry, Wizard: The Comic Magazine, has described his work as being "drop dead gorgeous," and "stunning." All that is even more impressive when one considers that the award-winning Anacleto was never formally trained in art — and is a dentist by profession.
		The youngster drew a lot in his spare time, but comic books did not become a passion until he moved to Manila to study dentistry in 1985.
	www.asiaweek.com /asiaweek/magazine/2000/0915/as.comics.html (1195 words)

	Amazon.com: Comic Book - The Movie: DVD: Mark Hamill,Lori Alan,Joseph Burns (II),Megan Cornelius,Jim Cummings,Donna ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Now for the comic books fans: one of the best gems of this movie is that at least half of the movie was filmed during Comic-Con International in San Diego.
		Comic Book: The Movie tells the story of Don Swan (Mark Hamill), a middleaged comic book geek who finds himself living what seems at first every fanboy's dream: he's tapped as technical advisor for a Hollywood movie about his favorite superhero, Commander Courage.
		What elevates Comic Book: The Movie from being a miss-at-all-costs to a must-have for the serious comics fan is the second disc, specifically the interviews, specifically the interview with Hugh Hefner.
	www.amazon.com /Comic-Book-Movie-Mark-Hamill/dp/B0000V47B2 (2446 words)

	RLS: comic books and graphic novels
		Started 1941 as Classic Comics; name of the series changed in 1947 to Classics Illustrated to counter anti-comics bias; the U.S. series was discontinued 1971; 'by the early 1960s, Classics Illustrated was the largest juvenile publication in the world'.
		In 1997 'Acclaim Comics began reissuing the original series as "Classics Illustrated Study Guides." 'The art has been reduced to digest size and the linework occasionally suffers, turning darker and heavier, but the critical essays by scholars such as Andrew Jay Hoffman are quite good' (WBJ).
		Educational books, each containing 48 pages of text and line drawings and four pages of perforated, illustrated stamps; series covered such subjects as history, literature, and science.
	dinamico.unibg.it /rls/comicbook.htm (2964 words)

	Index to Comic Art Collection: "Magni" to "Magyar"
		The Blank in the Comics strip collection includes a file of one or more daily comic strips related to this keyword or topic.
		Comic Book Luddite : The Saga of Magnus, Robot Fighter / Neil L. York.
		Comics & Culture : Analytical and Theoretical Approaches to Comics / edited by Anne Magnussen, Hans-Christian Christiansen.
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/mrri/magni.htm (4651 words)

	Heath Ledger Hates Comic Book Movies - Cinematical
		Look, Ledger, you can try all you want to pretend comic book movies are beneath a man such as yourself, but you aren't fooling me -- I saw you in Brothers Grimm.* I'm not going to recant on my decision; I still expect Ledger to be a fantastic Joker.
		Comic book movies were considered the bottom of the barrel.
		Dude, Patrick is right -most comic book movies DO suck -and this coming from a comic con attending, comic store working, 30 titles on her pull list, comic fangirl.
	www.cinematical.com /2006/09/13/heath-ledger-hates-comic-book-movies (1690 words)

	Outpost
		But for any comic book writer who (like me!) is in favor of using captions to show their characters’ thoughts, it should be required reading!
		By recording every event through the eyes of his characters and having each of them tell their part of the story in the first person, Stoker is obliged to make sure that every word in the book is “in character”.
		There are sequences where the book flits from the thoughts of one character to those of another, leaving the reader unsure of whose perspective he’s meant to be seeing.
	www.comicavalanche.com /columns/outpost/outpost100505.htm (1240 words)

	The Girly Comic 6, Book of Lists, Telephone Thing, Sancho Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		Notable also is the use of computer-generated imagery in the majority of the material: what's good about this is that unlike in a lot of small-press books that lean on Photoshop and the like, the stories here are not designed to show off the effects.
		This is a good meaty comic which should form part of a balanced diet for all genders.
		In Book Of Lists Rainey goes through the minutiae of his life, marking down the everyday things that happen to him and to all of us, from being overcharged in the supermarket to the frustration caused by authority figures - and in Rainey's world, nearly everybody is an authority figure.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/109874449164260.htm (610 words)

	Outpost
		Now, I’ve long been a champion of the right of a creator to have the same degree of freedom to show nudity, graphic violence and even explicit sex in his comic books as a novelist or a film maker has with regard to their works.
		If you want to read a wittier take on that particular aspect of comic book practice, you’d be far better advised to read Alan Moore’s “Supreme: The Story of the Year”.
		All in all I was left wondering what, if anything, either of these books could bequeath to the next generation of comic book writers.
	www.comicavalanche.com /columns/outpost/outpost082505.htm (1228 words)

	European Comics on the Web
		A two-book comic series which is the spin-off from a multi-leveled universe created by Major Grubert.
		Information about this comic and its authors is provided by author André-Paul Duchâteau (in French) and Kimmo Lakoma (in Finnish).
		French comic with the adventures of a Gaulish warrior who is fighting the Romans.
	www.ifarm.nl /comics (980 words)

	Alan Ford - Moviefone
		Alan Ford, as seen in the film "Snatch".
		Ford also had a brief role in the film, An American Werewolf in London,...
		Alan Ford - Filmography, Biography, News, Photos, Birth date, Relationships, Alan Ford Film Clips, and Fun Facts on Moviefone.
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/alan-ford/208410/main (114 words)

	Alan Moore, Promethea: Book One (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Alan Moore is the author of the exhaustively researched, graphically violent, phonebook-sized graphic novel on Jack the Ripper, From Hell.
		Alan Moore is a shaman, a showman, and a glorious show-off.
		Promethea: Book One collects the first six issues of his exploration into the roots of myth and of imagination itself.
	www.greenmanreview.com /book/book_moore_prometheaone.html (323 words)

	Comic
		The word otaku was originally a polite form of "you," but in 1983 Akio Nakamori classified anime and manga fans as otaku in an article he was writing in a manga magazine.
		This are the two diferencesw between orient an occident comic books.
		And the cartoons open a door to all the world, we can see the diferents cultures across a picture or a comic book, and we can learn about this cultures, reading or watching the Cartoons.
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	Polyglots « Dictionary of the Serbian Mess
		Alan Ford was created by writer Luciano Secchi, pseudonym Max Bunker, and drawer Roberto Raviola, pseudonym Magnus.
		Alan Ford’s character is drawn after a British actor, Peter O’Toole.
		Croatian: Alan Ford su stvorili scenarist Luciano Secchi, pseudonim Max Bunker, i crtač Roberto Raviola, pseudonim Magnus.
	serbianmess.wordpress.com /2006/07/05/polyglots (960 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News - The Comic Brief
		Individual comic book stores still may have copies of each available.
		* THUNDERCATS #3 (SEP020231) by Ford Lytle Gilmore, Francisco Herrera and Carlos Cuebas, with a cover by Ed McGuiness and Jason Martin, was resolicited in the September issue of Previews (Volume XII, #9) and is scheduled to be instores on 10/30.
		* THUNDERCATS #4 (SEP020232) by Ford Lytle Gilmore, Ed McGuiness and Jason Martin, was solicited in the September issue of Previews (Volume XII, #9) and is scheduled to be instores on 11/27.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/printthis.cgi?id=1515 (545 words)

	COMICON.com: FEDERICA MANFREDI HACK/SLASH, MAGENTA, & MORE
		She always enjoyed art and began drawing comic books when she was just ten years old.
		We caught up with Manfredi to talk her origins as a comics creator, her independent work, working with the Devil, and what might be next.
		That is because it's a kind of 'self published' comic book, a project that Michele (the Indy Press editor) loved and wanted to publish but wasn't really on any schedule.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=36&t=003332 (3095 words)

	Barbelith Underground > Comic Books
		Comics and books - both made of paper....
		Is there a gulf in quality between the comics and books being produced at the moment, and if so is that because of the media or because of the creators?
		Comics Writers from other media and their impact on genre conventions
	www.barbelith.com /forum.php?id=10&start=510 (597 words)

	Index to Comic Art Collection: "Alá" to "Alan Ford"
		236) in Comics, vom Massenblatt ins multimediale Abenteuer, by Andreas C. Knigge (Reinbeck bei Hamburg : Rowohlt, 1996).
		Call no.: PN6768.A4M3 1973 ----------------------------------------------------- Alan Ford ; 53 Gruppo T.N.T. : Arsenico Lupon, assai galante e molto ladron / soggetto e sceneggiatura di Max Bunker ; disegni di Magnus ; china di Paolo Chiarini.
		Call no.: PN6768.A4N32 1975 ------------------------------------------------------ Alan Ford ; 73 Il Dottor Cancer / soggetto e sceneggiatura di Max Bunker ; matite di Magnus ; china di Enrico Fanti.
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/arri/ala.htm (5110 words)

	The Surrogates
		Charlie #89 wishes that some (if not all) of the attention DC Comics received for their all-new, all-gay Batwoman would go to a company like Top Shelf Productions for the many fine comic book and comic book books they publishing, especially for something like their 2005-06 five-issue mini-series, THE SURROGATES.
		Pete Ford of the Metro Police Department are assigned to the case as detectives.
		In fact, while this is one of the best sci-fi comic book series (in a medium that produces little high-quality science fiction), The Surrogates actually leans towards being speculative fiction, the kind of sci-fi that makes a hard guess at the near future of humanity.
	comicbookbin.com /mrcharlie089.html (991 words)

	Alan Moore
		The hero, V (Hugo Weaving) is a lone remainder of a resistance movement who vows to bring down the corrupt, fascist government through a series of bombings; Evey (Natalie Portman) is the young girl V saves and molds into his protege in his campaign for vengeance.
		Fans of the original graphic novel by Alan Moore and David Lloyd are already hoping that this adaptation will fare better than Moore's previous comics-turned-big screen disappointments ("From Hell," starring Johnny Depp is adrift at 56%, while "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" flounders at 18%).
		Variety brings some news that might disappoint all the Alan Moore fans out there: Paramount has decided to put their adaptation of Moore's "Watchmen" into turnaround, which basically means the property is now a free agent for the other studios to look over.
	www.rottentomatoes.com /p/alan_moore/news.php (2404 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News - The Comic Wire
		The store was packed throughout the party with comic fans, professionals and Dini, a writer on the hit TV series "Lost," convinced a number of the "Lost" writers to show up as well.
		Misty brings Bongo Comics' Bill Morrison up on stage for a little magic trick, having him sign his own fifty dollar bill for part of the act.
		Once Misty left the stage it was time for a big surprise as Atom arranged for Jingle Belle herself, the star of Dini's "Jingle Belle" comic from Dark Horse, to arrive at the store for an appearance.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=4569 (736 words)

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