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European Western Comics – L’Audace – Supplements

L’Audace – Supplements

Escono in totale 23 numeri divisi in cinque serie. Numerazione non progressiva.

Serie I #1 (1935) #2 (1936)

Serie II #1 (September 21, 1939) #3 (1939)

Serie III #1 (November 1940) #5 (December1940)

Serie IV #1 (April 26, 1941) #3 (June 1, 1941)

Serie V #1 (April 2, 1942) #10 (December 1942)

Series I: A reprint of last episode to show his Audace, one of Tarzan (#60/81) and one of Brick Bradford (#60/98).

Series II: Is a supplement to the #299. Material of English origin.

Series III: Published material of English provenance, but is attributed in part to Italian authors. In this regard, I know during the management of Daini dell’Audace, no tax data is indicated, if not the acronym S.E.S.A., the typeface, he could also be the editor.

Series IV: The material comes as “Audace supplement”. Illustrated #1 (supplement #1 to #343 of April 26 1941) was printed to publish Courage from #325 to #335; illustrated #2 (supplement #2 to #346 of May 17, 1941) presents an episode of English origin; illustrated #3 (supplement. #2 of June 1941) printed in the table published in #325 to #330.

Series V: the first three new editorial presentations as specials of Capitan Fortuna (CF) (Rino Albertarelli), actually known as Albo Audace #393bis, #394bis and #395 (but some of these numbers date from various copies of which although #393/#395 continued to publish the work of Furio di Bonelli/Cossio) and rewrote the table to take his Albo Audace from #366 (October 4, 1941) at #390 (March 12, 1942). Illustrated #4 pictures in the first and complete cycle of Capitan Fortuna. Found in a larger format even in Orlando (OR): #5 (June 24, 1942) carries the title Albo Audace #338bis (with a canceled date: May 31, 1942) and reprint the table to appear from his Albo Audace from #356 (July 26, 1941), the first volume, from an opera by Vittorio Cossio, redesigned by Rino Albertarelli; and illustrated #6 (July 2, 1942) It bears the title Albo Audace ALBO #339bis (with a canceled date of June 30, 1942). Copertines by Enrico Bagnoli, Rino Albertarelli and Vittorio Cossio. Nel early his Albo Audace from #403 to #413, the deed of Orlando, following the first due albi speciali (#5 and #6) has taken the post of which the Furio FURIO, related in #414. In this period there are three supplements: the seventh (suppl. Audace #1) with the episode of Furio (FU) “In the belly of the colossus” is attached to the southern territory adventure #401 and southern repress #414, the eighth (supplement Audace #2) and the other (supplement Audace #3) concludes the Orlando cycle. The tenth is a volume of 176 pages which reproposes the adventure of the Fury in Mongolia (#385/399).

This series of publication began in 1935 and continued until the final issue #10 in December 1942. It was published in Milan, Italy by SAV (S.A.E.V), AMO (Anonima Periodici Italiani A.P.I.) and SBE (Redazione Audace). Issues were released in different formats and contained 8, 12 or 16 black and white pages with color covers.

Titles

Series I

01 (00.00.35) - “Tarzan”

02 (00.00.36) - “La città sconosciuta” (The Sconosciuta City) (Brick Bradford)

Series II

01 (21.09.39) - “Zoccolo d’argento l’indomabile” (Silver Zoccolo the Indomabile)

02 (00.00.39) - “La foresta dei misteri” (The Mystery Forest)

03 (00.00.39) - “Il figlio del sole” (The Son of the Sun)

Series III

01 (00.11.40) - “Il bolide scarlatto” (The Scarlet House)

02 (00.11.40) - “L’inafferrabile” (The Innocent) (E. Vannucci)

03 (00.12.40) - “L’eroe di El Dorado” (The Valley of El Dorado) (2° ep. De