Bob Morane (comics)
Belgian comic series
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Bob Morane (comics)
Summary
Bob Morane (comics) is a comic book series[1]. Bob Morane (comics) draws 159 Wikipedia views per month (comic_book_series category, ranking #201 of 599).[2]
Key Facts
- Bob Morane (comics)'s instance of is recorded as comic book series[3].
- Henri Vernes wrote the screenplay for Bob Morane (comics)[4].
- Bob Morane (comics)'s genre is comics[5].
- Bob Morane (comics)'s based on is recorded as Bob Morane[6].
- Bob Morane (comics)'s language of work or name is recorded as French[7].
- Bob Morane (comics)'s country of origin is recorded as Belgium[8].
- Bob Morane (comics) began on May 21, 1959[9].
- Bob Morane (comics)'s characters is recorded as Bob Morane[10].
- Bob Morane (comics)'s official website is recorded as https://bobmoranebd.fr[11].
- Bob Morane (comics)'s published in is recorded as Femmes d’Aujourd’hui[12].
- Bob Morane (comics)'s published in is recorded as Pilote[13].
- Bob Morane (comics)'s published in is recorded as Tintin[14].
- Bob Morane (comics)'s published in is recorded as Hello Bédé[15].
- Bob Morane (comics)'s title is recorded as Bob Morane[16].
- Bob Morane (comics)'s penciller is recorded as Dino Attanasio[17].
- Bob Morane (comics)'s penciller is recorded as Gérald Forton[18].
- Bob Morane (comics)'s penciller is recorded as Felicísimo Coria[19].
- Bob Morane (comics)'s penciller is recorded as William Vance[20].
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Authorship and Creation
Henri Vernes wrote the screenplay for Bob Morane (comics)[4].
Publication
Bob Morane (comics)'s language of work or name is recorded as French[7]. Its genre is comics[5].
Why It Matters
Bob Morane (comics) draws 159 Wikipedia views per month (comic_book_series category, ranking #201 of 599).[2] Bob Morane (comics) is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[21]