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Dutch comic artist Fred Julsing (1942-2005) made this Professor Ich dédicace for me, in november 1988 at the Dutch Strip-3-Daagse in The Hague. Ich was not even published yet, but Julsing was very kind to gave me the first live drawing on my request. "Tuimel en Ich - De Wortels van War" was first published in the Dutch comic magazine Sjors & Sjimmie Stripblad from early 1989, and in album the same year by Dutch comic book publisher Oberon. - Bio: https://www.lambiek.net/artists/j/julsing.htm
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About Fred Julsing Jr.
Fred Julsing Jr. was born in The Hague as the son of painter and illustrator Fred Julsing Sr., who drew a couple of comic books under the pseudonym Larry Morgan in 1948. As a very young artist, he published his first cartoons in the magazine Autovisie (1958), and two years later, he won the prestigious Jacob Marisprijs, The Hague's municipal award for art, for his lithographies. Immediately after that, he decided to start investigating the other love of his - the comic strip. He did so at the Toonder studios, which he joined in the early 1960s.
Fred Julsing was one of the artists involved in the 'Toon en Toos Brodeloos' strip, which a team of seven artists produced in 1976 for VPRO-Gids, the magazine of broadcasting company VPRO. Each episode was a satirical story about one of the Dutch broadcasting companies, drawn by a different artist. Julsing did the one about TROS, while the other artists were Joost Swarte (AVRO), Evert Geradts (KRO), Joost Troost (EO), Rob Gorter (NCRV), Aart Clerkx (VARA) and Harry Buckinx (VPRO). The stories were collected in a book by Har van Fulpen's Drukwerk in 1976.
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