Collana Lampo Zagor Terza Serie N. 30

La furia di Zagor

Release date
Cover Author
Gallieno Ferri
Script
Guido Nolitta
Artwork
Gallieno Ferri, Ivo Pavone
Series
Collana Lampo Zagor Terza Serie
Language
Italian
80 strips - b/w - Bonelli striscia (17 x 8cm)
L. 50

Same title as Collana Lampo Zagor Terza Serie N. 2

On the backcover:

ZAGOR friends, here's the news you've been waiting for!
At the request of numerous readers, the Araldo will begin reprinting the first adventures of "the spirit with the axe", in 'giant' volumes of 130 pages!

This is announcement for Zagor stories reprinted in new bigger format (Bonelli format) in Collana Zenith N. 1 which will eventually replace Collana Lampo in few years.

Stories
Zagor

Lo stregone scomparso

Type
original
Status
2nd part
The story from previous issue continues.
Story kind
Comic Book
Script
Guido Nolitta
Artwork
Gallieno Ferri

Zagor must keep his promise and free Tawar, the medicine man who saved his life. He goes to the Tunican village and finds out that Mister-Mister, elected as the new chief, wants to live like the White men. Influenced by two greedy gold hunters, he decided to desecrate the little holy lake to retrieve some ancient artifacts of great value!

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La grande caccia

Type
original
Status
19th part
The story from previous issue continues.
Story kind
Comic Book
Artwork
Ivo Pavone

This story presents two big differences compared to all the others that preceded it chronologically on the pages of the comic books. First of all, it appeared in sequence on two different series, having begun its appearance in Tex's books and then continued in those of Zagor. In fact, on the cover flap of the issue N. 4 of Tex Nebraska series an announcement appeared regarding the interruption of the series, with a reference to Zagor's publications.

Secondly, unfortunately, its publication remained incomplete in Italy, as in issue N. 54 of Zagor's Terza Serie simply featured a cartoon in which Zagor and Cico themselves enthusiastically informed that the next booklet would only contain pages dedicated to their adventures.
Thus, both the pastimes, the stories and the other comic stories other than the cover title that had long accompanied the numerous strips released over the years disappeared from the pages of the Collana Lampo, very abruptly and without any warning.

In France the story had actually been published in full in Hondo N.102 - 108 (Editiones Lug).

 

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