Various German

Mad #1 Comic: Mad #1 Language: German Publisher: Bildschriften Verlag Year: September 1967 Condition: 3 (Three) Fair Mad #1 is the first issue of this legendary classic satire magazine in German. It is an original from 1967 and, in keeping with its age, is in used but quite presentable condition. Tags: mad, mad magazin, alfred neumann, bildschriften verlag, williams verlag

Witchblade #1 Comic: Witchblade #1 Language: German Publisher: Splitter Comics Year: September 1996 Condition: 0 (Zero) Mint Witchblade #1 is the first German-language issue of this comic series. The issue is in superb condition. Tags: witchblade, image comics, splitter verlag

Perry unser Mann im All #99 Comic: Perry #99 Language: German Publisher: Moewig Comics Year: 1972 Condition: 1-2 (One to two) Fine Perry #99 is a classic science fiction comic from the Moewig publishing house, based on the successful pulp novel series Perry Rhodan. The comic is in good condition. The comic series Perry was published by Moewig between 1968 and 1975, totalling 129 issues. This science fiction comic was the publisher's comic adaptation and, after Perry Rhodan im Bild (1967-1968), the second attempt to bring the famous pulp novel source material into the comic medium. The series carried the breezy and reassuring subtitle Our Man in Space and soon developed into a flashy, colourful pop art comic that appealed more to young adults than to children. The artistic design was handled by the Italian graphic studio Giolitti, and most of the drawings were simple copies taken from a wide range of American comic books of the time. Panels from Marvel Comics in particular were shamelessly copied, above all those of John Buscema, whose drawings were used again and again as templates. Nevertheless, the series Perry has its own very special charm, above all because it is a typical product of its time and, as such, still comes across today as lovingly nostalgic. Most of the cover artwork was created by Moewig's in-house artist Johnny Bruck (1921-1995), who also defined the visual look of the source material, the pulp novel series Perry Rhodan. For strategic sales reasons, the publisher was apparently keen to maintain at least a visual unity on the magazine racks. Tags: perry, perry rhodan, unser mann im all, studio giolitti, moewig, johnny bruck, gucky

Perry unser Mann im All #98 Comic: Perry #98 Language: German Publisher: Moewig Comics Year: 1972 Condition: 1-2 (One to two) Fine Perry #98 is a classic science fiction comic from Moewig publishing house, based on the successful novel series Perry Rhodan. The comic is in good condition. The comic series Perry was published by Moewig between 1968 and 1975, running to a total of 129 issues. This science fiction comic was the publisher's comic adaptation and, after Perry Rhodan im Bild (1967-1968), the second attempt to transfer the famous novel series into the comic medium. The series had the casual and reassuring subtitle Our Man in Space and soon developed into a flashy, colourful pop-art comic that appealed more to young adults than to children. The artwork was created by the Italian graphic studio Giolitti, and most of the drawings were simple copies from a wide variety of American comic books of that era. Panels from Marvel Comics in particular were shamelessly copied, above all those by John Buscema, whose drawings were repeatedly used as templates. Nevertheless, the series Perry has its own very special charm, especially because it is a typical product of its time and, as such, still comes across today as lovingly nostalgic. Most of the cover images were created by Moewig's in-house artist Johnny Bruck (1921-1995), who also shaped the visual style of the source material - the novel series Perry Rhodan. It was apparently important to the publisher, for sales strategy reasons, to maintain at least a visual unity at newsstands. Tags: perry, perry rhodan, unser mann im all, studio giolitti, moewig, johnny bruck, gucky

Perry unser Mann im All #97 Comic: Perry #97 Language: German Publisher: Moewig Comics Year: 1972 Condition: 1 (One) Very Good Perry #97 is a classic science fiction comic from the Moewig publishing house, based on the successful pulp novel series Perry Rhodan. The comic book is in very good condition. The comic series Perry was published by Moewig Verlag between 1968 and 1975, reaching a total of 129 issues. This science fiction comic was a comic adaptation by the publisher and, after Perry Rhodan im Bild (1967-1968), the second attempt to bring the famous pulp novel source material into the comic medium. The series carried the casual, reassuring subtitle Unser Mann im All (Our Man in Space) and soon developed into a garish, colourful pop-art comic that appealed more to young adults than to children. The artistic direction was handled by the Italian graphic studio Giolitti, and the majority of the drawings were simple copies from a wide variety of American comic books of the time. Panels from Marvel Comics in particular were shamelessly copied, and above all it was John Buscema whose drawings were used again and again as source material. Nonetheless, the series Perry has its own very special charm, especially because it is a typical product of its era and, as such, still comes across as lovingly nostalgic today. Most of the cover artwork was created by Moewig's in-house artist Johnny Bruck (1921-1995), who also visually defined the source material — the pulp novel series Perry Rhodan. For sales-strategic reasons, the publisher evidently found it important to maintain at least a visual unity on the magazine stands. Tags: perry, perry rhodan, unser mann im all, studio giolitti, moewig, johnny bruck, gucky

Perry Our Man in Space #96 Comic: Perry #96 Language: German Publisher: Moewig Comics Year: 1972 Condition: 1 (One) Very Good Perry #96 is a classic science fiction comic from Moewig publishing house, based on the successful novella series Perry Rhodan. The comic is in very good condition. The comic series Perry was published by Moewig between 1968 and 1975, running for a total of 129 issues. This science fiction comic was the publisher's comic adaptation and, after Perry Rhodan im Bild (1967-1968), the second attempt to bring the famous novella source material into the comic medium. The series carried the casual and reassuring subtitle Our Man in Space and soon developed into a flashy, colourful pop art comic that appealed more to young adults than children. The artwork was handled by the Italian studio Giolitti, and the majority of the drawings were simple copies from a wide range of American comic books of that era. Panels from Marvel Comics in particular were shamelessly copied, and above all it was John Buscema whose drawings repeatedly served as templates. Nevertheless, the series Perry has its own very special charm, mainly because it is a typical product of its era and, as such, still comes across as lovingly nostalgic today. Most of the covers were created by Moewig's in-house artist Johnny Bruck (1921-1995), who also shaped the visual style of the source material, the novella series Perry Rhodan. For sales strategy reasons, it was apparently important to the publisher to maintain at least a visual unity on the newsstands. Tags: perry, perry rhodan, unser mann im all, studio giolitti, moewig, johnny bruck, gucky

Perry Our Man in Space #95 Comic: Perry #95 Language: German Publisher: Moewig Comics Year: 1972 Condition: 1-2 (One to two) Fine Perry #95 is a classic science fiction comic from Moewig publishing house, based on the successful novella series Perry Rhodan. The comic is in good condition. The comic series Perry was published by Moewig between 1968 and 1975, running for a total of 129 issues. This science fiction comic was the publisher's comic adaptation and, after Perry Rhodan im Bild (1967-1968), the second attempt to bring the famous novella source material into comic form. The series had the casual and trust-inspiring subtitle Our Man in Space and soon developed into a garish, colourful pop-art comic that appealed more to young adults than to children. The artwork was handled by the Italian graphic studio Giolitti, and the majority of the drawings were simple copies from various American comic books of the time. Panels from Marvel Comics in particular were shamelessly copied, above all those by John Buscema, whose drawings were repeatedly used as a template. Nevertheless, the series Perry has its own very special charm, mainly because it is a typical product of its era and, as such, still comes across today as lovingly nostalgic. Most of the cover art was designed by Moewig's in-house artist Johnny Bruck (1921-1995), who also visually shaped the source material - the novella series Perry Rhodan. For sales-strategy reasons, the publisher apparently found it important to maintain at least a visual unity on newsstand shelves. Tags: perry, perry rhodan, unser mann im all, studio giolitti, moewig, johnny bruck, gucky

Perry unser Mann im All #94 Comic: Perry #94 Language: German Publisher: Moewig Comics Year: 1972 Condition: 1-2 (One to two) Fine Perry #94 is a classic science fiction comic from the Moewig publishing house, based on the successful Perry Rhodan pulp novel series. The comic is in good condition. The comic series Perry was published by Moewig between 1968 and 1975, running to a total of 129 issues. This science fiction comic was the publisher's comic adaptation and, after Perry Rhodan im Bild (1967-1968), the second attempt to bring the famous pulp novel source material into the comic medium. The series had the breezy and reassuring subtitle Unser Mann im All (Our Man in Space) and soon developed into a garish and colourful pop-art comic that appealed more to young adults than to children. The artistic design was handled by the Italian art studio Giolitti, and the majority of the artwork consisted of straightforward copies from a wide range of American comic books of the time. Panels from Marvel Comics in particular were shamelessly copied, above all those of John Buscema, whose drawings repeatedly served as reference material. Nevertheless, the series Perry has its own very particular charm, not least because it is such a typical product of its era and, as such, still comes across as fondly nostalgic today. Most of the covers were designed by Moewig's in-house artist Johnny Bruck (1921-1995), who also defined the visual style of the source material, the Perry Rhodan pulp novel series. For strategic sales reasons, the publisher clearly wanted to maintain at least a visual unity on the magazine racks. Tags: perry, perry rhodan, unser mann im all, studio giolitti, moewig, johnny bruck, gucky

Perry Our Man in Space #93 Comic: Perry #93 Language: German Publisher: Moewig Comics Year: 1972 Condition: 2 (Two) Good Perry #93 is a classic science fiction comic from Moewig, based on the successful Perry Rhodan pulp novel series. The comic is in good, used condition. The comic series Perry was published by Moewig between 1968 and 1975, running for a total of 129 issues. This science fiction comic was the publisher's comic adaptation and, after Perry Rhodan im Bild (1967-1968), the second attempt to bring the famous pulp novel source material to the comic medium. The series carried the breezy, trust-inspiring subtitle Our Man in Space and soon developed into a garish and colourful pop-art comic that appealed more to young adults than children. The artistic direction was handled by the Italian graphic studio Giolitti, and the majority of the drawings were simple copies from a wide range of American comic books of the time. Panels from Marvel Comics in particular were shamelessly copied, above all those of John Buscema, whose drawings repeatedly served as reference material. Nonetheless, the series Perry has its own very special charm, not least because it is a typical product of its era and, as such, still comes across today as lovingly nostalgic. Most of the cover art was created by Moewig's in-house artist Johnny Bruck (1921-1995), who also defined the visual style of the source material, the Perry Rhodan pulp novel series. For sales-strategy reasons, it was apparently important to the publisher to maintain at least a visual unity across the newsstands. Tags: perry, perry rhodan, unser mann im all, studio giolitti, moewig, johnny bruck, gucky

Perry Our Man in Space #92 Comic: Perry #92 Language: German Publisher: Moewig Comics Year: 1972 Condition: 1 (One) Very Good Perry #92 is a classic science fiction comic from Moewig publishing house, based on the successful novella series Perry Rhodan. The comic is in a very well-preserved condition. The comic series Perry was published by Moewig between 1968 and 1975, running for a total of 129 issues. This science fiction comic was the publisher's comic adaptation and, after Perry Rhodan im Bild (1967-1968), the second attempt to bring the famous novella source material into the comic medium. The series had the casual and trust-inspiring subtitle Our Man in Space and soon developed into a garish and colourful pop-art comic that attracted young adults more than children. The artwork was handled by the Italian graphic studio Giolitti, and the majority of the drawings were simple copies from a wide variety of American comic books of that era. Panels from Marvel Comics in particular were shamelessly copied, above all those of John Buscema, whose drawings repeatedly served as templates. Nevertheless, the series Perry has its own very particular charm, especially because it is a typical product of its time and, as such, still comes across as lovingly nostalgic today. Most of the covers were designed by Moewig's in-house artist Johnny Bruck (1921-1995), who also visually defined the source material - the novella series Perry Rhodan. For sales strategy reasons, it was apparently important to the publisher to maintain at least a visual unity on the magazine racks. Tags: perry, perry rhodan, unser mann im all, studio giolitti, moewig, johnny bruck, gucky

Perry Our Man in Space #91 Comic: Perry #91 Language: German Publisher: Moewig Comics Year: 1972 Condition: 1-2 (One to two) Fine Perry #91 is a classic science fiction comic from Moewig publishing house, based on the successful novella series Perry Rhodan. The comic is in good condition. The comic series Perry was published by Moewig between 1968 and 1975, running for a total of 129 issues. This science fiction comic was the publisher's comic adaptation and, after Perry Rhodan im Bild (1967-1968), the second attempt to bring the famous novella source material into the comic medium. The series had the casual and reassuring subtitle Our Man in Space and soon developed into a garish and colourful pop art comic that appealed to young adults more than children. The artwork was produced by the Italian graphic studio Giolitti, and most of the drawings were simple copies from a wide variety of American comic books of that era. Panels from Marvel Comics in particular were shamelessly copied, above all those of John Buscema, whose drawings were repeatedly used as templates. Nonetheless, the series Perry has its own very special charm, mainly because it is a typical product of its time and still comes across today as lovingly nostalgic. Most of the cover artwork was created by Moewig's in-house artist Johnny Bruck (1921-1995), who also shaped the visual style of the source material – the novella series Perry Rhodan. It was apparently important to the publisher, for sales-strategy reasons, to maintain at least a visual unity on the newsstands. Tags: perry, perry rhodan, unser mann im all, studio giolitti, moewig, johnny bruck, gucky

Perry unser Mann im All #90 Comic: Perry #90 Language: German Publisher: Moewig Comics Year: 1972 Condition: 1-2 (One to two) Fine Perry #90 is a classic science fiction comic from the Moewig publishing house, based on the successful novella series Perry Rhodan. The comic is in good condition. The comic series Perry was published by Moewig between 1968 and 1975, running for a total of 129 issues. This science fiction comic was the publisher's comic adaptation and, after Perry Rhodan im Bild (1967-1968), the second attempt to translate the famous novella source material into the comic medium. The series had the casual and reassuring subtitle Unser Mann im All and soon developed into a flashy, colourful pop-art comic that appealed more to young adults than to children. The artwork was handled by the Italian graphic studio Giolitti, and most of the drawings were simple copies from various American comic books of the time. Panels from Marvel Comics in particular were shamelessly copied, most notably those of John Buscema, whose drawings were repeatedly used as templates. Nevertheless, the series Perry has its own very special charm, above all because it is a typical product of its time and, as such, still comes across today as lovingly nostalgic. Most of the cover illustrations were created by Moewig's in-house artist Johnny Bruck (1921-1995), who also visually defined the source material - the novella series Perry Rhodan. For strategic sales reasons, the publisher was apparently keen to maintain at least a visual unity at the newsstands. Tags: perry, perry rhodan, unser mann im all, studio giolitti, moewig, johnny bruck, gucky

Perry unser Mann im All #89 Comic: Perry #89 Language: German Publisher: Moewig Comics Year: 1972 Condition: 2-3 (Two to three) Fine Perry #89 is a classic science fiction comic from Moewig publishing house, based on the successful novella series Perry Rhodan. The comic is in a used condition. The comic series Perry was published by Moewig between 1968 and 1975, running for a total of 129 issues. This science fiction comic was the publisher's comic adaptation and, after Perry Rhodan im Bild (1967-1968), the second attempt to transfer the famous novella source material into the comic medium. The series carried the breezy, reassuring subtitle Unser Mann im All (Our Man in Space) and soon developed into a garish, colourful pop-art comic that appealed more to young adults than children. The artwork was produced by the Italian graphic studio Giolitti, and most of the drawings were simple copies from a wide range of American comic books of the era. Panels from Marvel Comics in particular were shamelessly copied, most notably those of John Buscema, whose drawings repeatedly served as templates. Nonetheless, the series Perry has its own very special charm, especially because it is such a typical product of its time and, as such, still comes across today as lovingly nostalgic. Most of the cover art was created by Moewig's in-house artist Johnny Bruck (1921-1995), who also shaped the visual style of the source material - the novella series Perry Rhodan. For sales strategy reasons, the publisher apparently placed great importance on maintaining at least a visual unity on the newsstands. Tags: perry, perry rhodan, unser mann im all, studio giolitti, moewig, johnny bruck, gucky

Perry unser Mann im All #88 Comic: Perry #88 Language: German Publisher: Moewig Comics Year: 1972 Condition: 2 (Two) Good Perry #87 is a classic science fiction comic from the Moewig publishing house, based on the successful novel series Perry Rhodan. The comic is in good used condition. The comic series Perry was published by Moewig between 1968 and 1975, running for a total of 129 issues. This science fiction comic was the publisher's comic adaptation and, after Perry Rhodan im Bild (1967-1968), the second attempt to bring the famous novel series into the comic medium. The series had the casual and reassuring subtitle Unser Mann im All (Our Man in Space) and soon developed into a flashy and colourful pop art comic that attracted young adults more than children. The artistic design was handled by the Italian graphic studio Giolitti, and most of the drawings were straightforward copies from a wide range of American comic books of the time. Panels from Marvel Comics in particular were shamelessly copied, above all by John Buscema, whose drawings repeatedly served as templates. Nevertheless, the series Perry has its own very special charm, especially because it is a typical phenomenon of its time and, as such, still comes across as lovingly nostalgic today. Most of the cover illustrations were created by Moewig's in-house artist Johnny Bruck (1921-1995), who also shaped the visual style of the source material - the novel series Perry Rhodan. For sales-strategic reasons, the publisher apparently found it important to maintain at least a visual unity at the newsstands. Tags: perry, perry rhodan, unser mann im all, studio giolitti, moewig, johnny bruck, gucky

Perry Our Man in Space #87 Comic: Perry #87 Language: German Publisher: Moewig Comics Year: 1972 Condition: 2 (Two) Good Perry #87 is a classic science fiction comic from Moewig publishing, based on the successful pulp novel series Perry Rhodan. The comic is in a good, used condition. The comic series Perry was published by Moewig between 1968 and 1975, running to a total of 129 issues. This science fiction comic was the publisher's comic adaptation and, after Perry Rhodan im Bild (1967–1968), the second attempt to bring the famous pulp novel source material into comic form. The series carried the breezy, reassuring subtitle Our Man in Space and soon developed into a loud, colourful pop-art comic that appealed more to young adults than to children. The artwork was produced by the Italian studio Giolitti, and the majority of the drawings were simple copies from a wide variety of American comic books of the era. Panels from Marvel Comics in particular were shamelessly copied, above all those of John Buscema, whose drawings repeatedly served as templates. Nevertheless, the Perry series has its own particular charm, not least because it is such a typical product of its time and, as such, still comes across as lovingly nostalgic today. Most of the covers were designed by Moewig's in-house artist Johnny Bruck (1921–1995), who also shaped the visual style of the source material - the pulp novel series Perry Rhodan. For sales strategy reasons, the publisher evidently wanted to maintain at least a visual unity on the magazine racks. Tags: perry, perry rhodan, unser mann im all, studio giolitti, moewig, johnny bruck, gucky

Perry unser Mann im All #86 Comic: Perry #86 Language: German Publisher: Moewig Comics Year: 1972 Condition: 2 (Two) Good Perry #86 is a classic science fiction comic from the Moewig publishing house, based on the successful novella series Perry Rhodan. The comic is in good used condition. The comic series Perry was published by Moewig between 1968 and 1975, running for a total of 129 issues. This science fiction comic was the publisher's comic adaptation and, after Perry Rhodan im Bild (1967-1968), the second attempt to bring the famous novella series into the comic medium. The series carried the breezy and reassuring subtitle Unser Mann im All (Our Man in Space) and soon developed into a garish, colourful pop-art comic that appealed more to young adults than to children. The artwork was produced by the Italian graphic studio Giolitti, and the majority of the drawings were plain copies from a wide variety of American comic books of the period. Panels from Marvel Comics in particular were shamelessly copied, above all by John Buscema, whose drawings were repeatedly used as templates. Nevertheless, the Perry series has its own very special charm, especially because it is a typical product of its time and, as such, still comes across today with an affectionate sense of nostalgia. Most of the cover artwork was created by Moewig's in-house artist Johnny Bruck (1921-1995), who also visually shaped the source material - the novella series Perry Rhodan. For sales-strategy reasons, it was apparently important to the publisher to maintain at least a visual consistency on the newsstands. Tags: perry, perry rhodan, unser mann im all, studio giolitti, moewig, johnny bruck, gucky

Perry Our Man in Space #85 Comic: Perry #85 Language: German Publisher: Moewig Comics Year: 1972 Condition: 2 (Two) Good Perry #85 is a classic science fiction comic from the Moewig publishing house, based on the successful pulp novel series Perry Rhodan. The comic is in a good used condition. The comic series Perry was published by Moewig between 1968 and 1975, running to a total of 129 issues. This science fiction comic was the publisher's comic adaptation and, after Perry Rhodan in Pictures (1967-1968), the second attempt to bring the famous pulp novel source material into the comic medium. The series had the casual, confidence-inspiring subtitle Our Man in Space and soon developed into a flashy, colourful pop art comic that appealed more to young adults than to children. The artistic direction was handled by the Italian graphic studio Giolitti, and most of the artwork consisted of simple copies from a wide variety of American comic books of the time. Panels from Marvel Comics in particular were shamelessly copied, and above all it was John Buscema whose drawings repeatedly served as source material. Nevertheless, the series Perry has its own very special charm, above all because it is a typical product of its era and, as such, still comes across today with a lovingly nostalgic feel. Most of the covers were created by Moewig's in-house artist Johnny Bruck (1921-1995), who also visually defined the source material - the pulp novel series Perry Rhodan. For sales strategy reasons, the publisher apparently found it important to maintain at least a visual unity on the newsstands. Tags: perry, perry rhodan, unser mann im all, studio giolitti, moewig, johnny bruck, gucky

Perry unser Mann im All #84 Comic: Perry #84 Language: German Publisher: Moewig Comics Year: 1972 Condition: 2-3 (Two to three) Good to fair Perry #84 is a classic science fiction comic from the Moewig publishing house, based on the successful pulp novel series Perry Rhodan. The comic is in used condition. The comic series Perry was published by Moewig between 1968 and 1975, running to a total of 129 issues. This science fiction comic was the publisher's own adaptation and, after Perry Rhodan im Bild (1967-1968), the second attempt to bring the famous pulp novel series to the comic medium. The series carried the breezy, reassuring subtitle Unser Mann im All (Our Man in Space) and soon developed into a garish, colourful pop-art comic that appealed more to young adults than to children. The artwork was produced by the Italian studio Giolitti, and most of the drawings were straightforward copies from a wide range of American comic books of the era. Panels from Marvel Comics in particular were shamelessly copied, above all those by John Buscema, whose artwork was repeatedly used as a reference. Nonetheless, the Perry series has its own very special charm, not least because it is a typical product of its time and, as such, still comes across today with a loving nostalgic feel. Most of the cover artwork was created by Moewig's in-house artist Johnny Bruck (1921-1995), who also shaped the visual style of the original Perry Rhodan pulp novel series. For sales-strategic reasons, the publisher evidently placed great importance on maintaining at least a visual consistency at the newsstand. Tags: perry, perry rhodan, unser mann im all, studio giolitti, moewig, johnny bruck, gucky

Tim #2/1973 Comic: Tim #2/1973 Language: German Publisher: Atar Year: February 1973 Condition: 2 (Two) Good Tim #2 from 1973 contains 2 pages from the comic Tintin and the Shark Lake in colour. The roughly A5-sized issue is in a good, used condition. Tags: tim, tim atar, atar verlag, tim und struppi, tintin

Simpsons Comics #200 Comic: Simpsons Comics #200 Language: German Publisher: Dino Comics Year: June 2013 Condition: 1 (One) Very Good Simpsons Comics #200 is the big anniversary issue of this legendary comic series. The issue is in like-new condition, and the poster is included. Tags: simpsons, bart simpson, dino comics

Simpsons Comics #2 Comic: Simpsons Comics #2 Language: German Publisher: Dino Comics Year: December 1996 Condition: 2 (Two) Good Simpsons Comics #2 is the second issue of this legendary comic series. The comic book is in good condition. Tags: simpsons, bart simpson, dino comics

Benni Bärenstark #9 Comic: Benni Bärenstark #9 Language: German Publisher: Carlsen Verlag Year: 1st edition 1995 Condition: 2 (Two) Good Benni Bärenstark #9 featuring Benni in the comic story Auf Benni kommt es an! The comic album is in good condition. Benni Bärenstark is called Benoit Brisefer in the French original (which roughly means "Benedict Ironbreaker") and was already causing mischief on the German comic market back in the 1970s, at that time as Winnie in the weekly Fix und Foxi comic booklets. The super-strong Benni loses his superpowers whenever he has a cold - and that usually happens at the worst possible moment! His creator is the Belgian comic artist Peyo (Pierre Culliford), who also created the Smurfs in 1958. Tags: benoit brisefer, benni bärenstark, peyo, winnie, fix und foxi

Benni Bärenstark #12 Comic: Benni Bärenstark #12 Language: German Publisher: Carlsen Verlag Year: 1st edition 2004 Condition: 1 (One) Mint Benni Bärenstark #12 featuring Benni in the comic story Schokolade und Knallbonbons. The comic album is in good condition. Benni Bärenstark is known in the original French as Benoît Brisefer (which roughly translates to "Benedict Ironbreaker") and was already causing mischief on the German comic market back in the 1970s, then under the name Winnie in the weekly Fix und Foxi comic magazines. The super-strong Benni loses his superpowers whenever he catches a cold - and that usually happens at the worst possible moment! His creator is the Belgian comic artist Peyo (Pierre Culliford), who also created the Smurfs in 1958. Tags: benoit brisefer, benni bärenstark, peyo, winnie, fix und foxi

Benni Bärenstark #8 Comic: Benni Bärenstark #8 Language: German Publisher: Carlsen Verlag Year: 2nd edition 1995 Condition: 1-2 (One to two) Fine Benni Bärenstark #8 featuring Benni in the comic story Benni's Big Appearance. The comic album is in good condition. Benni Bärenstark is known in the original French as Benoît Brisefer (which roughly means "Benedict Ironbreaker") and was already causing mischief on the German comic market back in the 1970s, then still known as Winnie in the weekly Fix und Foxi comic booklets. The super-strong Benni loses his superpowers whenever he catches a cold - and this usually happens at the worst possible moment! His creator is the Belgian comic artist Peyo (Pierre Culliford), who also created the Smurfs in 1958. Tags: benoit brisefer, benni bärenstark, peyo, winnie, fix und foxi