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Salut les gars, I was able to read n. 51. I have to admit I had some prejudices after the terrible n. 50 but I enjoied very much the Antartic adventure from the first to the last ballon. By the military point of view it was quite right, the South Pole is really the last frontiere open at any chance....

Salut Robert, I'm sorry to answer you so late, but I was at sea for a while. In Italy the Buck Danny adventures were edited, at first, on the magazine Rintintin. I remeber well the first one I was able to follow, L'Escaderille de la mort. I was lucky as it was one of the best history of all the glor...

Mon cher Julien,
vous et les modérateurs soyez les bienvenus à mon bord, Messieurs, et portez, je vous prie, l'expression de mon chaud sentiment à touts ceux avec qui, chez nous, je sous en intelligence.

EC

Hello, what about a scenario where the path seems to led to Lady X (again) but the real is she is not guilty (or, even better, absent in the history, except for the baloons of the text) this time and the guilty is someone else? It would be a good exercise of exorcism of our beloved villain (when wil...

Salut les gars, any good BD seems to have a brilliant youth, a sound life and a sunset boulevard end. I'm thinking, as an example, at the Marvel's Fantastic Four. After the golden Stan Lee and Jack Kirby time (1961-1970) pure adventure and fantasy was reduced in favour of interior problems more and ...

Salut Robert, I had the chance to speak twice with Hugo Pratt, the Italian comic author (and quite a poet) who created Corto Maltese and many other great characters. He begun to appreciate the comic art throught the stripes on the newspapers for the G.I. in Europe just after the war and Milton Canif...

Hello Robert, my interest in this debate (not in the forum, of course) is the cultural development of the scenarios. We both agree things changed from Hubinon to Bergese. Perhaps a pure good against evil theme, like in the previous Buck Danny episodes until n. 40, is no more possible (but it seems, ...

Buvons un coup; buvons-en deux
a la santé des courageux (bis)
a la santé des gars de France
et zut pour le Roi d'Angleterre
qui nous a déclaré la guerre!


EC

Merci Robert. One of the reason for the charme of Buck Danny comics was thair American flavour for us, boys of the county (province) in the Sixties. The details, like the cars, so big, the Lucky Strike cigarettes by Tumbler ect. were the paper version of that other word, so different from our one, w...

I too would vote for Slim Holden. He has a strong character and I would prefer, in many circumstances, to have got him instead of other members of the band as a companion. I would like Bergese could give him a chance. He is the kind of people which may, perhaps, be the first in his class but will be...

Parbleau, Blue Angel, do you forget lady X look in the very history woth your own nome de plume? She was dark and long. By the way, guys, I was able to study a photo of Amy Johnson, a famous pilot who died in 1941. Her portrait is exposed at the Natopnal Portrait Gallery in London and she reminds ve...

Hanna was great, but a gentle, tiny woman out of her cockpit.
Lady X is quite an other matter.

I would propose a pool. Do you prefer the blonde or the dark hair version? My vote is for the first one.
Bye

Voyons Pollux (et Castor?), my idea was something like an old Ric Hochet history, "Enqu (no u ^ available, sorry) ete dans le passe". The first half was a prodigeusly ligne claire, scenario and style 1938 history while the second one was a modern one connected at the first part and its ide...

I think that the ideal prptotype for our beloved Lady X could be Jacquline Cochrane, the American millionar test pilot who saved in 1940 the Marauder bomber program. She was very famous as a recordwoman in 1945 (The US answer at the indomitable, little Hanna) and Charlier and Hubinon were both very ...

Why Hanna Reitsch and not Amelia Earth?