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Screensize: 640 x 480 800 x 600 1024 x 768 1280 x 1024 UserName: Password: Format Mode: Basic  Help  Prompt  Format: Font Andale Mono Arial Arial Black Book Antiqua Century Gothic Comic Sans MS Courier New Georgia Impact Lucida Console Script MT Bold Stencil Tahoma Times New Roman Trebuchet MS Verdana   Size 1 2 3 4 5 6   Color Black Red Yellow Pink Green Orange Purple Blue Beige Brown Teal Navy Maroon LimeGreen Message: Smilies [quote][i]Originally posted by alanmaras[/i] [br][size=3][b][red]KARL VIKING[/red][/b][/size=3] Thanks to his agent, Don started to get new jobs besides the Westerncomics he had been doing for some years. In 1960 the editors of the magazine Lion were looking for an artist for their new series. It was written by Henry Kenneth Blumer en was about a likeble viking who fought, supported by some Norwegian Gods agains the unjustice against his vikingfriends. Karl the Viking was the title of this new series and bfrom day one it was a big hit. De series ran from Octobre 1960 till Septembre 1964 en was reprinted for many years. The writers on Karl the Viking were Henry Bulmer and Michael Moorcock. They were able to get the right atmosphere which they got from the film 'The Vikings' starring Kirk Douglas. Karl looked at little female, probably due to his long hair. Something which was okay for those days but nowadays looks a little sissy. He looked very British. A sort of Biggles with long hair. Not a good mix, Don said. After four years the editors of Lion wanted to have a new series instead of Karl. They went for a new hero Marco the Mighty whose adventures were written by Michael Moorcock. Don drew Maroc from Octobre 1964 till July 1965 and then he got an offer he couldn't refuse. 1. THE SWORD OF EINGAR Text: Ted Cowan Artwork: Don Lawrence First publication: Lion 29 October 1960 t/m 11 February 1961 [red]Stripoteka 114-115, Panorama 1-18, Plavi Vjesnik (Print media) 1 /strane 1-8/[/red] 2. THE LONG JOURNEY TO OXACA Text: Ted Cowan Artwork: Don Lawrence First publication: Lion 18 February 1961 t/m 22 July 1961 [red]Stripoteka 135-138, Panorama 19-43 ???[/red] 3. SELGOR THE WOLF Text: Ted Cowan Artwork: Don Lawrence First publication: Lion 29 July 1961 t/m 11 November 1961 [red]Stripoteka 326/27, Panorama 44-59[/red] 4. THE FALSE GOD Text: Ted Cowan Artwork: Don Lawrence First publication: Lion 18 November 1961 t/m 24 March 1962 [red]Panorama 107-125[/red] 5. THE POWERS OF HERVUD Text: Ted Cowan Artwork: Don Lawrence First publication: Lion 31 March 1962 t/m 28 July 1962 [red]Stripoteka 338/39, Panorama 126-143[/red] 6. EL SARID THE MERCILESS Text: Ted Cowan Artwork: Don Lawrence First publication: Lion 4 August 1962 t/m 1 December 1962 [red]Stripoteka 358/59, Panorama 144-161[/red] 7. GEFION THE ONE-EYE Text: Ted Cowan Artwork: Don Lawrence First publication: Lion 8 December 1962 t/m 12 January 1963 [red]Panorama 196-215, EKS Almanah 21[/red] 8. ISLAND OF THE MONSTERS Text: Ted Cowan Artwork: Don Lawrence First publication: Lion 19 January 1963 t/m 20 April 1963 [red]Denis 100 (Erik viking: Prema starim legendama, EKS Almanah 27)[/red] 9. THE MAGICIAN OF THE SWAMP Text: Ted Cowan Artwork: Don Lawrence First publication: Lion 27 April 1963 t/m 10 August 1963 [red]Stripoteka 9; Stripoteka 300/01, Denis 141[/red] 10. THE FALLEN METEORITE Text: Ted Cowan Artwork: Ted Drury First publication: Lion 17th August 1963 - 16th November 1963 [red]Eks Almanah 67[/red] 11. THE SURSE OF THE CLAW Text: Ted Cowan Artwork: Ruggero Giovannini Firs publication: Lion Annual 1963 12. THE FORTRESS OF DEATH Text: Ted Cowan Artwork: Don Lawrence First publication: Lion 23 November 1963 t/m 29 February 1964 [red]Panorama 273-287[/red] 13. THE VOYAGE OF THE SEA RAIDERS Text: Ted Cowan Artwork: Don Lawrence First publication: Lion 7 March 1964 t/m 6 June 1964 [red]Panorama 295-308[/red] 14. THE QUEST OF THE LONGSHIPS Text: Michael Moorcock Artwork: Don Lawrence First publication: Lion 13 June 1964 t/m 26 September 1964 [red]Stripoteka 272/73[/red] 15. THE MONSTER OF THE SWAMP Text: unknown Artwork: unknown First publication: Lion Annual 1964 16. THE GHOST OF THE TIDELESS SEA Text: Michael Moorcock Artwork: Don Lawrence First publication: Lion Annual 1965 17. THE SWAMP OF FEAR Text: unknown Artwork: unknown First publication: Lion Annual 1966 18. THE HAMMER OF THOR Text: unknown Artwork: Robert Forrest First publication: Lion Annual 1969 [size=3][red][b]MAROC THE MIGHTY[/b][/red][/size=3] Genre: Historical Epic Text: Michael Moorcock First publication: Lion 1. The Hand Of Zar [red]Panorama 68-85, Stripoteka 33[/red] 2. The Red Knights Of Morda [red]Panorama 86-97 / Stripoteka 288/89[/red] 3. The Minimas Versus The Gigantos [red]Panorama 98-106 / Stripoteka 298/99[/red] http://www.donlawrence.co.uk "I sat before the wise man in the autumn of my youth, and I told him all the things I had to know. He said you have the future if you need to find the truth, and in his eyes I saw that it was so." [/quote]    -  HTML is OFF | Forum Code is ON Check here to include your profile signature.