In RichardHaddon 's collection
Description
Page 4 - Episode 6 of The RISE and FALL of the TRIGAN EMPIRE
“The Lokan Conspiracy” (The Collection)
“De wilde Loris” (Dutch title)
Illustrated by Don Lawrence en Written by Mike Butterworth
Originally published in Look and Learn magazine # 243-255 (10 september - 3 december 1966).
It is reprinted in Volume 2 of The Trigan Empire—The Collection (the Don Lawrence Collection).
It is reprinted in Volume 1 of The Trigan Empire (Rebellion).
“The Lokan Conspiracy” (The Collection)
“De wilde Loris” (Dutch title)
Illustrated by Don Lawrence en Written by Mike Butterworth
Originally published in Look and Learn magazine # 243-255 (10 september - 3 december 1966).
It is reprinted in Volume 2 of The Trigan Empire—The Collection (the Don Lawrence Collection).
It is reprinted in Volume 1 of The Trigan Empire (Rebellion).
Comment
The older stories of The Trigan Empire contain half pages, giving magazines space for an extra advertisement and also preventing some deadline stress for Don Lawrence.
It is a shame the upper cm. of this stroke has been cut-off in publications. This harms especially the second and third picture.
The third picture is a funny one in my eyes. Have you noticed Trigos cheek? It looks like he ate a table tennis ball. The actual bonbons are much smaller.
The mean looking Lokan woman give me the creeps...
It is a shame the upper cm. of this stroke has been cut-off in publications. This harms especially the second and third picture.
The third picture is a funny one in my eyes. Have you noticed Trigos cheek? It looks like he ate a table tennis ball. The actual bonbons are much smaller.
The mean looking Lokan woman give me the creeps...
Publications
- Intégrale n° 1
- Rebellion
- 03/2020
- Interior page
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- Trigan Empire, the Collection: Revolution in Zabriz v. 8
- Don Lawrence Collection
- 2007-03-01
- Page 22
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About Don Lawrence
Donald Southam Lawrence was a British comic book artist and author. Lawrence is best known for his comic strips The Rise and Fall of the Trigan Empire in the British weeklies Ranger and Look and Learn and the Storm series, first published in the Dutch weekly Eppo.
