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| 02.10.2008 |
Uji coba Pojok Komik, dimulai dengan serial The Land of The Soviets yang merupakan serial Tintin pertama kali, lalu Tintin and Alph Art dan The Blue Lotus
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About Tintin
The
Adventures of Tintin
(French:
Les Aventures
de Tintin) is a
series of comic strips created
by Belgian artist Hergé,
the pen name of Georges Remi (1907–1983).
The series first appeared in French in a
children's supplement to the Belgian
newspaper
Le Vingtième
Siècle on 10
January 1929. Set in a painstakingly
researched world closely mirroring our own,
the series has continued as a favourite of
readers and critics alike for over 70 years.
The hero
of the series is Tintin, a
young Belgian reporter. He is aided in his
adventures from the beginning by his
faithful fox terrier dog
Snowy (Milou in French).
Later, popular additions to the cast
included the brash, cynical and grumpy
Captain Haddock, the bright but
hearing-impaired Professor Calculus
(Professeur Tournesol) and other
colourful supporting characters such as the
incompetent detectives Thomson and
Thompson (Dupond et Dupont).
The success
of the series saw the serialised strips
collected into a series of albums (24 in
all), spun into a successful magazine
and adapted for film and theatre. The series
is one of the most popular European
comics of the 20th century, with
translations published in over 50 languages
and more than 200 million copies of the
books sold to date.
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- The Blue Lotus [5] - Cigars of the Pharaoh [4] - Tintin in Tibet [20] *** on progress |
- The Land Of The Soviets [1] - Tintin in the Congo [2] - Tintin and Alph Art [24] |
Asterix and Obelix [in English - pdf format]
The
Adventures of Asterix
(French: Astérix or
Astérix le Gaulois) is a series of
French comic strips written by René Goscinny
and illustrated by Albert Uderzo (Uderzo
also took over the job of writing the series
after the death of Goscinny in 1977). The
series first appeared in French in the
magazine Pilote on 29 October 1959.
As of 2008, 33 comic books in the series
have been released.
The
series follows the exploits of a village of
ancient Gauls as they resist Roman
occupation. They do so by means of a magic
potion, brewed by their druid, which gives
the recipient superhuman strength. The
protagonist, the titular character, Asterix,
along with his friend Obelix have various
adventures. In many cases, this leads them
to travel to various countries around the
world, though other books are set in and
around their village.
The Asterix series is
one of the most popular Franco-Belgian
comics in the world, with the series being
translated into over 100 languages, and it
is popular in most European countries.
Asterix is less well known in the United
States and Japan.
The
success of the series has led to the
adaptation of several books into films;
eight animated, and three with live actors.
There have also been a number of games based
on the characters, and a French theme park,
Parc Asterix, is themed around the series.
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1.
Asterix the Gaul (1959) 2.
Asterix and the Golden Sickle
(1960) 3.
Asterix and the Goths (1961-62) 4.
Asterix the Gladiator (1962) 11.
Asterix and the Chieftain's Shield 12.
Asterix at the Olympic Games
14.
Asterix in Spain |
18.
Asterix and the Laurel Wreath
19.
Asterix and the Soothsayer
22.
Asterix and the Great Crossing 23.
Obelix and Co. 25.
Asterix and the Great Divide
26.
Asterix and the Black Gold
27.
Asterix and Son
28.
Asterix and the Magic Carpet
29.
Asterix and the Secret Weapon
30.
Asterix and Obelix All at Sea
31.
Asterix and the Actress
32.
Asterix and the Class Act
33.
Asterix and the Falling Sky
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Tanguy et Laverdure [in pdf format - France Version]
Two
inseparable friends from the flying school
and future commendants, Michel Tanguy et
Ernest Laverdure are opposite characters.
While the latter is serious, honest and
obedient, the latest is eccentric,
blundering and awkward. However, Laverdure
is a strong team mate for Tanguy in
difficult situations. Indeed, dangerous
missions and spying are everyday tasks for
the two pilots, who are flying aces and
always efficient defenders of their
homeland.
Leaving
the Salon-de-Provence Air
School, they are sent to the Meknès
Air School to improve their knowledge. Just
arrived, they must find in the snowy
Anti-Atlas a lost ogive full of
highly-confidential information. Later,
Michel Tanguy et Ernest Laverdure belong to
the Cigognes squadron, (which once had
included such flying aces as Georges
Guynemer) where they pilot the
Mirage III plane. Their subsequent
adventures lead them to Dijon air base, Tel
Aviv and Greenland.
By
Jean-Michel Charlier and Albert Uderzo
1.
L'École des Aigles (Dargaud,
1961)
2.
Pour l'Honneur des Cocardes (Dargaud,
1962)
3.
Danger dans le Ciel (Dargaud, 1963)
4.
Escadrille des Cigognes (Dargaud, 1964)
5.
Mirage sur l'Orient (Dargaud, 1965)
6.
Canon Bleu ne répond plus (Dargaud,
1966)
7.
Cap
Zéro (Dargaud, 1967)
8.
Pirates du Ciel (Dargaud, 1967, with
Jean Giraud and Marcel
Uderzo)
By
Jean-Michel Charlier and Jijé
9.
Les Anges Noirs (Dargaud, 1968)
10.
Mission Spéciale (Dargaud, 1968 with
Albert Uderzo p.1-16)
11.
Destination Pacifique (Dargaud, 1969)
12.
Menace sur Mururoa (Dargaud, 1969)
13.
Lieutenant Double Bang (Dargaud, 1970)
14.
Baroud sur le Désert (Dargaud, 1970)
15.
Les Vampires attaquent la Nuit (Dargaud,
1971)
16.
La
Terreur vient du Ciel (Dargaud, 1971)
Non-numbered.
L'Avion qui tuait ses Pilotes (Hachette,
1971) - illustrated novelisation, not a
comic
17.
Mission "Dernière chance" (Dargaud,
1972)
18.
Un
DC.8 a disparu (Dargaud, 1973, with
Patrice Serres)
19. La
Mystérieuse Escadre Delta (Fleurus,
1979)
21.
Premières missions (Hachette, 1981, with
Daniel Chauvin)
22.
Station Brouillard (Hachette, 1982, with
Daniel Chauvin)
By Jean-Michel Charlier and
Patrice Serres
20.
Opération Tonnerre (Novedi,
1981, with Jijé)
23.
Plan de Vol pour l'Enfer (Novedi, 1982)
24.
Espion venu du Ciel (Novedi, 1984)
By Jean-Michel Charlier and
Al Coutelis
25.
Survol interdit (Novedi, 1988)
By Jean-Claude Laidin
and Yvan Fernandez
26
Prisonniers des Serbes (Dargaud, 2002)
By Jean-Claude Laidin and
Renaud Garreta
27.
Opération Opium (Dargaud, 2005)
Alternative Downlink
Tanguy et Laverdure -
L'Ecole Des Aigles
Tanguy et Laverdure -
Pour L'Honneur Des Cocardes
Tanguy et Laverdure -
Danger Dans Le Ciel
Tanguy et Laverdure -
Escadrille Des Cigognes
Tanguy et Laverdure -
Mirage Sur L’Orient
Tanguy et Laverdure -
Canon Bleu Ne Repond Plus
Tanguy et Laverdure -
Cap Zero
Tanguy et Laverdure -
Pirates Du Ciel
Tanguy et Laverdure -
Les Anges Noirs
Tanguy et Laverdure -
Mission Speciale
Tanguy et Laverdure -
Destination Pacifique
Tanguy et Laverdure -
Menace Sur Mururoa
Tanguy et Laverdure -
Lieutenant Double Bang
Tanguy et Laverdure -
Baroud sur le desert
Tanguy et Laverdure -
Les Vampires Attaquent La Nuit
Tanguy et Laverdure -
La Terreur Vient Du Ciel
Tanguy et Laverdure -
Mission Dernière Chance
Tanguy et Laverdure -
Un DC 8 à Disparu
Tanguy et Laverdure -
La Mystérieuse Escadre Delta
Tanguy et Laverdure -
Operation Tonnerre
Tanguy et Laverdure -
Premieres Missions
Tanguy et Laverdure -
Station Brouillard
Tanguy et Laverdure -
Plan De Vol Pour L’Enfer
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