La Prison de Robertsonville

Summary

La Prison de Robertsonville is a comic book album^[1].

Key Facts

• La Prison de Robertsonville authored Raoul Cauvin^[2].
• La Prison de Robertsonville's instance of is recorded as comic book album^[3].
• Raoul Cauvin wrote the screenplay for La Prison de Robertsonville^[4].
• La Prison de Robertsonville followed Q3232263^[5].
• La Prison de Robertsonville was followed by Les Bleus de la marine^[6].
• La Prison de Robertsonville's part of the series is recorded as The Blue Coats^[7].
• La Prison de Robertsonville was published on 1974^[8].
• La Prison de Robertsonville's characters is recorded as Sergent Chesterfield^[9].
• La Prison de Robertsonville's characters is recorded as Caporal Blutch^[10].
• La Prison de Robertsonville's characters is recorded as Cancrelat (Les Tuniques bleues)^[11].
• La Prison de Robertsonville's colorist is recorded as Vittorio Leonardo^[12].
• La Prison de Robertsonville's penciller is recorded as Lambil^[13].

Body

Authorship and Creation

La Prison de Robertsonville authored Raoul Cauvin^[2]. Raoul Cauvin wrote the screenplay for it^[4].

Publication

La Prison de Robertsonville was released on 1974^[8]. Its part of the series is recorded as The Blue Coats^[7].

Subject and Themes

La Prison de Robertsonville's part of the series is recorded as The Blue Coats^[7].

Adaptations and Inspiration

La Prison de Robertsonville followed Q3232263^[5]. It was followed by Les Bleus de la marine^[6].