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JANUS STARK #73 - planche 5
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marcelinswitch
Apr 10, 2019, 11:12 PM
Le studio de Solano-Lopez n'a couvert que la période qui correspond aux 33 premiers "épisodes", et encore n'a pas dessiné tous les récits. Cette planche date des nouveaux épisodes spécialement commandés par Aventures & Voyages, uniquement pour la France. Le dessinateur est inconnu mais on sait que c'est Scott Goodall au scénario.

blackagar
Apr 23, 2018, 3:12 PM
c 'est peut etre Francesco Gamba qui a dessiné certains Episodes.

BudGargaglu
Apr 23, 2018, 2:34 PM
Je ne sais pas réllement qui est le dessinateur, la planche n'etant pas signée… je me suis référé au Wikipedia de Janus Stark qui crédite Solano Lopez des 125 premiers épisodes : https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janus_Stark

CORNILLON
Apr 23, 2018, 2:17 PM
Je ne sais pas qui a dessiné cette page, mais en tout cas c’est pas Solano Lopez.
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About Francesco Gamba
Born in La Spezia, Francesco Gamba came from an artistic family. His cousin was the comic artist Pietro Gamba. He began his career in 1947, drawing 'Razzo Bill' for Edizioni Alpe. In 1949, he drew 'Musetta' for Edizini Ippocampo', and he took over 'Yorga', a series previously created by Gianluigi Bonelli and Antonio Canale. Between 1950 and 1954, he was one of the regular artists of 'Pecos Bill' stories, scripted by Guido Marina, and published by Mondadori. He additionally made illustrations for fairytale books for Editrice Bosschi, as well as adventure books.
In 1956, he began a longtime collaboration with the publishing house Audace, the future Sergio Bonelli Editore. He created western series like 'Terry' and 'Yado' with Gianluigi Bonelli, and 'Rocky Starr' with Andrea Lavezzolo. In 1958 he was among the first artists of the well-known series 'Il Piccolo Ranger'. Gamba has also drawn stories with 'Zagor', 'Tex Willer' and, from 1990, the 'Cico' annuals. In 2006 he drew a story with 'Comandante Mark' on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of this character that was created by Esse G. Esse.
In addition to his work for Bonelli, Gamba also drew for the French market. He passed away in London after a brief illness in February 2012.
Text (c) Lambiek