Collana Lampo Zagor Prima Serie N. 36

L’orso giustiziere

Release date
Cover Author
Gallieno Ferri
Language
Italian
80 strips - b/w - Bonelli striscia (17 x 8cm)
L. 50
Stories

L’idolo Oneida

Type
original
Status
2nd part
The story ends on page 73 (71 pages).
Story kind
Comic Book
Artwork

After helping put an end to the bloody tyranny of the evil Duke Raoul, Zagor and Cico set off on new adventures. This time the threat comes in the form of a tribe of savage Indians who, enraged at gold miners who have violated their sacred land, pour out blind wrath on the Spirit with the Hatchet and his Mexican friend. After Zagor frees Cico captured by the Oneida, second part of the story begins where Zagor punishes an evil gold digger who murdered his own partner out of greed.

Cobra

Type
original
Status
36th part
The story ends on page 76 (3 pages).

L'oro di "Uncle" Bill

Type
foreign edition
Status
1st part
In this issue story begins on page 77 to 80 (4 pages) and continues in the following issue.
Story kind
Comic Book

Short story of Giubba Rossa, unfortunately for these short story it was not possible to trace the authors.

Giubba Rossa in Italy was created by Gian Luigi Bonelli in 1959, as a continuation of an English series, in which the character was called Thunder Jack and then Dick Daring.

This short story published in the appendix to Zagor's strips are almost certainly the transposition into Italian of stories published in England.
The character of Dick Daring of the Mounties, created by Reg Bunn, debuted in Thriller Picture Library magazine no. 217, in 1958. This magazine (which over the years also changed its name to Thriller Comic and Thriller Comics Library) was part of the Fleetway Publications.