FLEETWAY SUPER LIBRARY SECRET AGENT NO -9-The Murder Corporation-A Johnny Nero Adventure. 132 pages of Action pictures. Overall very good condition.Minor tear.Binding intact very very good condition. The interior is also in very very good condition.

General Description. Johnny Nero alternated adventures with Barracuda who, under the title 'Code-Name Barracuda', had first appeared in Lion in September 1966. In the tradition of the James Bond movies which had helped establish the names Smersh and SPECTRE in the public's mind, Barracuda and his sidekick Frollo fought an unceasing war on behalf of a secret committee of the United Nations against WAM, an international criminal organisation who had no allegiance to any country or cause, only for power and money.

FLEETWAY SUPER LIBRARY – STUPENDOUS SERIES 24 issues Last issue January 15th. TWINKLE First issue January 27th. JAG First issue May 4th. Last issue September 7th. ROBIN Last issue January 25th. EAGLE and SWIFT Last issue April 26th.

Hence their name, War Against Mankind. Just to keep you on your toes, the usual alternation slipped out of sequence with issues 11 and 12 (the latter featuring Johnny Nero, who usually starred in the odd numbered issues).

Darwin streaming server install centos 7. I've also seen one Barracuda issue which accidentally printed pages from that month's Johnny Nero yarn, a problem the printers resolved by doing an insert with the correct pages. (Presumably t is also a Johnny Nero adventure with Barracuda pages.) For Romano, are a couple of internal pages drawn by Antonio Sciotti (Johnny Nero) and Paulo Montecchi (Barracuda). All three series began publishing in January 1967 and came to an end after thirteen pairs of issues in January 1968. All titles were printed by Gibiemme, in Milan, Italy, and the series appeared throughout Europe, perhaps elsew too.

I have a copy of Main d'acier, the French language version of The Steel Claw, published by Editoriale Gemini in Italy for distribution in France,, Belgium, Algeria, Switzerland, Marocco and Canada. Beginning in June 1968, this series continued well beyond the 13 issues published in the UK, using reformatted material from Valiant, eventually running to 48 issues before coming to an end in 1975; it was replaced almost immediately by Collection Main d'acier (1975-77) which reprinted the early issues. The interesting thing about the original series is that (at least some of) the stories were abridged from 122 pages to 106 pages by removing various frames or even whole pages.

The Italian version was L'Artiglio d'Acciaio which went through at least a couple of publishers (Ed. Agena, 4 issues 1967, and Ed.

Bianconi, 9 issues, 1967-68) with covers by Carlo Jacono and Pino D'Angelico. In Spain, the Claw appeared as Zarpa de Acero but I'm not sure whether these were reprints of the Fleetway Super Library stories or episodes from Valiant. The term 'graphic novel' is used so broadly that reprints of Ally Sloper way back in the 1870s could be called graphic novels, but by the simplest definition -- a complete single narrative that has not been previously published -- I think the Fleetway Super Library has a good claim to the title of being the first series of original British graphic novels. Paypal,Money order, cashiers check For international Transactions only paypal accepted I have lots of Fleetway Super Libraries -contact me if u r interested. See the pics and please ask me any questions before bidding.

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