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etmgosa
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 Posted - 21/07/2004 : 14:05:07
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Jedan od stripova koje bih rado opet pogledao, iz nostalgincih razloga. Kad sam bio dijete odusevljavao sam se ovim stripom.
http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/stclaw.htm
http://www.lambiek.net/blasco_jesus.htm
The high point for the British strips was definitely "The Steel Claw", written by Tom Tully with superb, realistic artwork by Spanish artist Jesus Blasco. These adventures took place in his post-James Bond period, when he was working for the secret government agency, the Shadow Squad. The Claw had an artificial hand which allowed him to turn invisible upon receiving a charge of electricity, to discharge small amounts of electricity, and which also contained a variety of others gadgets. The hand itself always remains visible, and the effect of the floating metallic hand is quite eerie (although it would be lost with a less realistic artist). The Claws powers were limited in various interesting ways: he became invisible on receiving a charge of electricity whether he wanted to or not (one story has him doing so involuntarily), and also the metal hand did not absorb all the electricity so the Claw usually shouts "aargh" upon sticking his fingers into a wall socket or whatever (which must be bad for his heart in the long run!); and one episode showed the disadvantage of being an invisible man, when a villains opened a secret panel which the Claw happened to be standing next to, so the Claw fell down a stairwell! The adventures themselves are quite competent secret agent tales, overall quite compelling, and not well represented by the return of the Claw colour comic which came out several years ago.
(odlomak iz http://blaklion.best.vwh.net/reviews.html)
Jesus Monterde Blasco (1919-1995)
There is an air of total realism about Jesus Blasco's work. Blasco is often almost photographic in the delineation of his characters and, although occasionally this tends towards a rather static look to some frames, his fine sense of composition and sensitive drawing style more than adequately compensates. Born in Barcelona, Jesus Blasco started drawing for Spanish comics while still in his teens. The eldest of five brothers, most of whom are illustrators and who are often engaged in inking his work, he has worked in practically every genre: Historical, Western, Detective, Fairy Tales.
He first appeared in British comics drawing Buffalo Bill for Comet and Billy the Kid for Sun, for which latter comic he later drew Robin Hood and Dick Turpin. In addition to Thriller Picture Library, he contributed many strips to the Cowboy Comics Library and picture strip versions of two Jeffrey Farnol historical romances for Look and Learn. He drew many strips for Lion, the best-known - and probably the most celebrated of all his strips in this country - being The Steel Claw.
(odlomak iz www.bookpalace.com/acatalog/Home_Jesus_Blasco_Art_346.html&CatalogBody" target="_blank">http://www.bookpalace.com/acatalog/index.html?http%3A//www.bookpalace.com/acatalog/Home_Jesus_Blasco_Art_346.html&CatalogBody)
The Steel Claw
After a ray machine accident, government agent Louis Crandell found that in certain conditions (usually a massive electric charge!), he would alter. Crandell could become invisible, except for his artificial steel hand, which now contained amazing powers.
(odlomak iz http://colinspace.future.easyspace.com/charcters.html#Anchors)
Naslovne strane mozete pogledati na:
http://www.hut.fi/~rauta/scifi/terasn.html
Inace, Jesus Blasco je crtao i Teksa:
http://www.texbr.com/portrasdopano/desenhistas/jesus_blasco.htm
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Mailman
Senior Member
Croatia
1690 Posts
Member since 26/12/2001 |
Posted - 21/07/2004 : 15:12:06
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Kandza je bio legenda!
How do you know that my dimwitted inexperience isn't merely a subtle form of manipulation, used to lower people's expectations, thereby enhancing my ability to effectively manuever within any given situation?
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prozirna senka
stripovi.com suradnik
USA
8230 Posts
Member since 22/04/2004 |
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Maximuss
Advanced Member
Croatia
9013 Posts
Member since 15/11/2002 |
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dule_car
Advanced Member
Slovenia
4193 Posts
Member since 01/05/2003 |
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Kowalsky
stripovi.com kum
Croatia
2204 Posts
Member since 20/10/2001 |
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kiky
stripovi.com suradnik
7363 Posts
Member since 17/07/2003 |
Posted - 21/07/2004 : 19:11:31
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Joj, kak' ga se nebi sjecao... cak i ja još uvijek imam jedan GIGANT sa 3 epizode "celicne kandže", i cuvam ga kao oko u glavi.
Jako dobar strip!
...ma, sve vam je to reverzibilno-proporcionalno...
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Nobody
Senior Member
Slovenia
2195 Posts
Member since 12/03/2002 |
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dsormaz1
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13143 Posts
Member since 28/04/2002 |
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Kowalsky
stripovi.com kum
Croatia
2204 Posts
Member since 20/10/2001 |
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Nobody
Senior Member
Slovenia
2195 Posts
Member since 12/03/2002 |
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galan
New Member
167 Posts
Member since 14/07/2004 |
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prozirna senka
stripovi.com suradnik
USA
8230 Posts
Member since 22/04/2004 |
Posted - 21/07/2004 : 20:30:29
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Originally posted by Nobody
Kako izgubio ruku?
kdor ne skace ni Sloven´c
Ma nije je izgubio, vec je otisao u smederevsku zelezaru i zamocio ruku u topljeni celik
UMPAH! |
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seinfeld
Advanced Member
16500 Posts
Member since 04/11/2001 |
Posted - 21/07/2004 : 21:02:04
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E znam da sam prosle godine pricao s ujakom o stripovima i prvo sto se sjetio je bio ovaj strip.
"They say this one has a surprise ending."
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Nobody
Senior Member
Slovenia
2195 Posts
Member since 12/03/2002 |
Posted - 21/07/2004 : 21:05:26
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quote:
Originally posted by prozirna senka
quote:
Originally posted by Nobody
Kako izgubio ruku?
kdor ne skace ni Sloven´c
Ma nije je izgubio, vec je otisao u smederevsku zelezaru i zamocio ruku u topljeni celik
UMPAH!
neke vrste X-men 
kdor ne skace ni Sloven´c |
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Pajke
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Serbia
2999 Posts
Member since 13/11/2001 |
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ken2
stripovi.com suradnik
Croatia
8095 Posts
Member since 30/07/2002 |
Posted - 22/07/2004 : 23:32:23
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odlican strip, jako mi se svidao dok sam bio mali i planiram nabavit poneku epizodu, trenutno nemam ništa
izlazio je i u politikinom zabavniku |
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GGG
Senior Member
Slovenia
2533 Posts
Member since 08/11/2003 |
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tantus
Senior Member
Slovenia
1650 Posts
Member since 10/09/2003 |
Posted - 23/07/2004 : 10:52:25
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| Ja sam se kao klinac palio na taj strip u Denisu. Nisam ga citao sigurno 20 godina, ali tada mi je bio odlican. Denis je imao stvarno odlican izbor stripova (dobro, verovatno vise za klince), a posebno mi se svidjalo sto je deo bio u boji... |
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Antracit
Average Member
Croatia
509 Posts
Member since 09/08/2002 |
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Prodigy
Senior Member
Croatia
1801 Posts
Member since 01/12/2003 |
Posted - 28/07/2004 : 12:23:21
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Originally posted by Kowalsky
U nekim su ga domacim revijama zvali i Celicna Pandža...
drma, drma,
drma, drma plovak...
U jednoj jedinoj epizodi imamo varijacije na temu; Celicna Pandza,
Celicna Kandza,Celicna Saka,Celicna Pesnica!
No sve su to sinonimi za Luisa Krendla!
Hi, i am an Albanian virus but becouse of poor technology in my country i am not able to do anything vith your computer.
Please be so kind to delite one of your files and than forvard me to other users.
Thanks! |
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JORGE
Junior Member
Croatia
483 Posts
Member since 21/04/2004 |
Posted - 28/07/2004 : 14:21:19
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Odlican strip.
Svidio mi se iz prve (tj. na prvi pogled).
Trebo bi neko o njemu napisati neki clanak pa postaviti na site.
Imam tri giganta sa njegovim stripovima, koji mi se najviše svidaju zato što su sve SF price, mada neznam dali su i ostali takvi jer sam samo to procito od njega. |
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