Nov 23, 2008

Lion Comics #205 - Tex Willer | Nov '08

Lion Comics #205 – Tex Willer 
Lion 205 c1 Yemanin Ellayil [Footsteps of the Demon] - Part 3 of 3
116 Pgs | INR 10 | B6 | B/W | Laminated/Paperback

The 3 months long wait, to the climax of the latest 3 part Tex Willer series, has ended, as Prakash Publishers have landed their Lion Comics #205, on our hands, by the end of the month, which has closely followed last month's Muthu #310.

It's a continuation of Lion #203 & Lion #204, written and drawn by Caludio Nizzi and Fabio Civitelli, respectively, which were covered here at Comicology, when they were released. Explore the links above, if you missed out those posts.

Flash News: To read Editor S.Vijayan’s first-ever response to a debate on Comics blogs, refer to the end of the post.

It was surprising to see a Lion Comics cover-art utilizing the landscape format, as Portrait format had become a de-factor standard or norm since the re-launch of Lion and Muthu Comics. The last time this strategy was adopted was way back - nearly a decade, in the Lion #165: Nijam 1 - Nizhal 2 (நிஜம் 1 - நிழல் 2) exactly on Jan '01. Mr. Vijayan, the editor of Lion Comics, this time has decided to discard the original cover-art of the issue and seems to have utilized a Tex Willer poster from some other source (which is clear from the fact, that the scene doesn't depict the setup of the battle, as described in the inner pages).

I received my subscription copy a day later than the majority, so a delayed post helped me gather requisite materials for a complete coverage, and post with a different style, as they call in Hindi - 'Zara Hatke (ज़रा हटके)'.  So let's took at a little biography of Tex Willer (as it is a trend at Comicology) before we get down to this instalment of Lion Comics.


Created in 30 Sep 1948, in the backdrop of WW II, by writer Giovanni Luigi Bonelli and illustrator Aurelio Galleppini; Tex Willer can be termed as the most successful Italian Comics venture to have known to the world outside.

Bonelli
Giovanni Luigi Bonelli

Originally started for the then famous Bonelli Comics, as a comic strip (just like the other famous European/American classic comic characters), it has far outlived its other compatriots, in terms of longevity.

The story of the Original Italian Comics base and evolution of Bonelli Comics, has its long roots with the World War II.

Galep
Aurelio Galleppini

galep_arttexHollywood Movies and American Comics had been embarrassed by many European countries, including Italy, during WW II.  In 1945, when the war finally ended, Italy was among the many European nations anticipating a return to the good life that included great music, fun movies, and excellent comics. But a strange thing happened. When classic American characters like Flash Gordon, Mandrake and Mickey Mouse were returned to their Italian fans, the books proved to be less popular than they had been before the war.

Readers seemed to prefer the smaller-sized magazines that had been published in their absence, and the small print format called "striscia" (strips), that publishers had reverted to when they were hit by a paper shortage. Strips were smaller in size, with more pages and longer stories, and the Bonelli family - owners of a small publishing house in Milan, began printing these for popular distribution.

In 1948, Mrs.Tea Bonelli wished to re-open her publishing house and create new comic series. She therefore called Galleppini, and entrusted the texts to her ex-husband, Bonelli.

texThat's how the character Tex Willer was born.  Bonelli initially planned to name the lead character as "Tex Killer", but due to Tea's strong objection, it was changed to with a 'W' in place of 'K'.  The initial concept of Tex was him as an outlaw, but soon was characterized to be a good Samaritan, as a Ranger (Issue #3).  He is often referred as 'Night Eagle' (இரவுக்கழுகு), due to a costume and mask he wore on one of his earliest adventures.

Kit CarsonTex's closest friend and a part to most of his adventures is Kit Carson, an elderly man (He is older than Tex by about ten years and is drawn in his years of maturity with gray hair).  Actually, even though Tex Willer is a fictional character, Kit Carson is a rendition of the famous American frontiersman of the same name, who had close ties with Navajo's Red Indian Tribe (for which fantasy Tex's character is known for). 

Tamil Comic fans will remember that Kit Carson has regularly featured in the erstwhile
Rani Comics, in many of its cowboy stories.  Well, we can safely say that that Carson and Tex's Carson are two different people, as different comic writers and artists have used Carson in their popular culture in varying roles over the years, and no wonder Bonelli Sr. thought of it to be part in his dream project too.

There are many ladies in Tex's life, but only one is closest to his heart, his wife Lilith, who was the daughter of Red Arrow (chief of Navajo), upon which he succeeded as the leader of Navajo's and their official representation to the US Govt.  There are also Tiger Jack, a Red-Indian and Kit Willer, Tex's son who accompany him in his numerous adventures through the Wild-West, which ranges from Voodoo Magic to pre-historic Dinosaurs. 

The strong bond between Jack & Kit, is identically similar to the one shared by Tex & Carson.  In most of the stories, we see that when the team splits it is normally with the same pair.  It's said that Bonelli had thought about having a spin-off with Kit Willer as the lead, but he decided against it, and had him as the understudy of Tex throughout.

Bonelli wrote the stories of all of the Tex adventures published until beyond the mid-1980s.  And his fellow co-creator Galleppini, matched him up, as a continuous artist of Tex series for more than 4 decades.

tex0400tex0001In fact, all the Cover Artworks were done by him right from the Issue #1 (Oct '58), to Issue #400 (Feb '94).

Have a look at the those covers, and a symbolic representation of Artist change (and probably a premonition of his own death, as Galleppini passed away on Mar '94), with Tex shown waving Goodbye to all.

Eventhough Gallepinni was chief artist for the series for a long tLion 140 c1ime, he was ably assisted by a team of artists due to his illness, and volume of work.  But, until 1980's Tex was credited and signed only as "text by G.L.Bonellï and drawings by Galep", as the Editor feared reader reactions to the change in the successful pair.

Long-time Lion Comics fans will remember that the Tex #400 cover was re-used for Lion Comics #140 (1998), although it featured a different story (Yerintha Kaditham - எறிந்த கடிதம்).

Bonelli continued to supervise the production of Tex until he passed away in 2001.  After Bonelli Sr., his son Sergio Bonelli, who is also a comic book writer (he is the creator of Zagor, another popular Italian Comic Character, the costumes and trademark signs closely reminds us of Tex's), then took over the reigns of publishing Tex Willer Series.

The current publishing company which owns Tex and other famous Italian characters is named after Bonelli Jr., Sergio Bonelli Editore (Editore meaning Publisher in Italian).

Tex All Stars, their longest running Comics series has crossed over Issue #550, with a regular monthly release.  There are some other series too where the olden goldies are reprinted from the original Tex Series.


Let's come back to the current month instalment from Lion Comics, the story opens up where the Part 2 was left off.

Carson & Co. approach the shed where the egoist Major Wellman, and his partner in crime, Overend, discuss about their master strategy to ignite a war between Red Indians and US Military, and get benefited out of it in terms of power and money.  But Carson, and Kit intervene, and spoil their evil plans

On the other end, Tex battles a life or death situation, in a Wild Challenge issued by rebel Orso Vellace, who tries to salvage his damaged prestige among their tribe.  By which the premonition of Red Clout in the 1st Part to Tex Willer, about a Fast Bear and Black Eagle battling on top of a Peak, turns out in reality. As usual, Tex Willer comes on top and puts an end to the egoistic maniac, thus bringing the mini series to an end.

The writer doesn't forget to re-emphasize the human touch, by referring to the romantic interlude of Alicia (Sydor), and her untold love to Tex Willer, when the story concludes.

Italian Original: Tex No.477
Sfida selvaggia (Wild Challenge)
Jul 2000

tex0477

Overall, it's another Tex Willer Classic, and leaves us gasping for more such stories in future.

Kudos to Mr.Vijayan for hand-picking the stories among the huge Tex Series (which does contain some goof-ups, like the one mini series which had a Dinosaur appearing suddenly), and translating them to Tamil without losing the original context

As far as the other main topic, which was highlighted in the Hotline, and has been going through a huge debate on blogs elsewhere, my vote is to the Increasing of Price and retaining the current form of Lion and Muthu Comics.  Which seems to have been the universal choice of 90% of our comics readers.

I don't share Editors view that rising the price to INR 12, will lead to an issue of tendering change at the vendors.  Because, our comics are available mostly in Petty Shops, and Railway Station Book shops, who all are known to have an adequate stock of Coins for change, and do their business on top of it.  As far as the subscribers goes, they wouldn't mind a small change in the prices, as that could easily be adjusted in the subscription amount.

The current format of Hard Cover/Laminated, B6 Size, is the best format which was ever practiced by Muthu or Lion Comics.  It helps protect and safeguard our beloved comics for a very long time in our collection.  So, my request to Editor is to maintain the current format and decide between pricing the future editions in the range of INR 12 to INR 15.  If Editor decides to make it INR 15, then we can hope that he increases current paper quality to be more whiter, thus letting us an option to witness the great artwork in its truest form.  Also an adoption of B5 as the standard size could be practiced, but that looks a distance dream.

Lion 205 Backcover featuring XIII TeaserLion 205 Editor's HotlineIn short, increase the price to INR 12, if editor decides to maintain the current format; or rise it by INR 15, to improve the size (to B5 preferably) and paper quality if he decides to up it by INR 15 (which looks highly impossible going by the choices Mr.Vijayan's normal preference over the years)

With the inflation, and global economical change, this isn't a price-rise which is going to make much of an uproar, among our comic fans.  Hope the good sense prevails on this topic. 

By talking about the price and other issues, Editor has given a miss for Singathin Siruvayadhil (சிங்கத்தின் சிறுவயதில்), his famous article for a second consecutive issue (பத்த வச்சிட்டியே பரட்டே...).  And, the earlier announced list of Comicologists who have booked for the XIII Special is also missing (பின்ன, என் பேரேல்லாம் எப்படி பாக்குறதாம் !!).

Editor Mr. S.Vijayan's response:

"Hi folks,
This is quite an awesome blog ! The kind of time & efforts that have been put into this website deserves the richest of accolades ! Hats off !
I'd have loved to post in Tamil too..but its no secret that my skills with the computer are pretty much akin to Sheriff Dog Bull's skills at maintaining law & order in Woodcity. So I'll stick to posting in English for awhile..
The interest and passion that you guys show towards comics in general & our Lion Comics in particular, is the tonic that I need quite a lot of times to revive flagging spirits. With a little bit more time I promise I'll have our Lion Comics website up & running again.
As for the dilemma that we are currently faced with regarding the price hike - one thing I've decided for sure is that we are NOT changing the size. Almost all our readers have advised us to continue with the existing size. So the option now is to contemplate : Either a price jump or a cut in pages. I will look at the length of the stories we have planned for the next 6 issues and take a call based on that. You will read about it in the next Hotline for sure.
And yes, "Singathin Siru Vayathil" will be back in business from the coming issue of Corrigan - "Maandavan Meendan". Not too sure if that's good news or bad..!
Have fun guys..I'll drop in again sometime soon."

As advertised earlier, the next issue will be Agent Phil Corrigan or Secret Agent X-9 extravaganza, titled
Maandavan Meendaan (மாண்டவன் மீண்டான்), who last featured in Lion Comics, back in 1995, in the Lion #112, Top 10 Special.  So, it's good that Editor is bringing back one of his popular characters, from the past.

Well, this turned out to be another big post, so let me put a stop to it, and meet you all in the next post.  Adios Amigos !

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24 ComiComments:

Rafiq,

Good post with the background info on Tex Willer and the creators. In Fact, Kit Carson was so much an inspiration that Bonneli Sr Himself had said in an interview that he could not resist the concept and hence he introduced him.

The Back drop of your blog also changed with the theme post. Hats off to you.

On the topic of Editor S Vijayan missing out the regular Singathin siru vayadhil & the announced list of subscribers for the XIII Special, these could be missed out because of the length of the story. However, (பரட்டை, மறுபடியும் பத்த வச்சுட்டியே?) what could be the reason for you not posting on the "Yellow M" for so long?

I Know that your work pressure (மென்பொருள் கட்டுமான வல்லுநர்) is eating you out. However, apart from your blog, we do not get such updates anywhere else. that's why we are asking you on that.

King Viswa.

நண்பர் ரஃபிக் அவர்கட்கு,

பதிவின் இரு பக்கங்களிலும் ஸ்மார்ட்டாக நிற்கும் டாப் ஸ்டார் டெக்ஸ் கூட்டத்தின் படத்திற்காகவேனும் பதிவை மறுபடி பார்க்கப்போகிறேன்[ மார்வலின் குண்டர் படையை என்கவுண்டர் செய்ததிற்கு நன்றி]

பதிவை டெக்ஸின் அறிமுகத்துடன் அழகாக, உங்களிற்குரிய ஸ்டைலில் செய்திருக்கிறீர்கள்

உற்சாகத்துடன் தொடருங்கள்


p.s
'மஞ்சள் எம்' ஐ நீங்கள் விமர்சிக்கப்போவதையிட்டு படித்துக்கொண்டிருக்கின்றேன் ஒர் மினி நாவல் எனலாம், ஜாக்கோபின் உழைப்பை என்னவென்பது.

பின்னிட்டிங்க, ராஜா. I like your blog style.

ரபிஃ,

சிறப்பான இடுகை இது, மிக தெளிவாக டேக்ஸ் வில்லரை பற்றி விளக்கி உள்ளேர்கள். நான் பல முறை எரிந்த கடிதத்தின் அட்டை படத்தை பார்த்து இருக்கிறேன்.போன்னேலி அவர்களின் வலை தளத்திலும் இந்த அட்டையை பார்த்து இருக்கிறேன். ஆனால் இந்த காரணத்திற்காக தான் இந்த அட்டை பிரசுரிக்க பட்டது என்ற செய்தி நெஞ்சை அடைத்தது.

தங்களின் வலைப்பூவின் பின்புலம் சிறப்பாக உள்ளது. வாழ்த்துக்கள்.

Hi folks,

This is quite an awesome blog ! The kind of time & efforts that have been put into this website deserves the richest of accolades ! Hats off !

I'd have loved to post in Tamil too..but its no secret that my skills with the computer are pretty much akin to Sheriff Dog Bull's skills at maintaining law & order in Woodcity. So I'll stick to posting in English for awhile..

The interest and passion that you guys show towards comics in general & our Lion Comics in particular, is the tonic that I need quite a lot of times to revive flagging spirits. With a little bit more time I promise I'll have our Lion Comics website up & running again.

As for the dilemma that we are currently faced with regarding the price hike - one thing I've decided for sure is that we are NOT changing the size. Almost all our readers have advised us to continue with the existing size. So the option now is to contemplate : Either a price jump or a cut in pages. I will look at the length of the stories we have planned for the next 6 issues and take a call based on that. You will read about it in the next Hotline for sure.

And yes, "Singathin Siru Vayathil" will be back in business from the coming issue of Corrigan - "Maandavan Meendan". Not too sure if that's good news or bad..!

Have fun guys..I'll drop in again sometime soon.

Dear Mr. Vijayan,

I am Honored to have your surprise presence in my humble blog. Thanks for your kind words, it means a lot, for the efforts put intowards this blog.

The amount of time I put forward in my blog for our beloved comics, is no-way can be compared to the great effort you put towards bringing our favorite comics in our mother tongue, Tamil.

Thanks for the news of bringing up the lioncomics.com sooner, and a great announcement that the current format of comics will be maintained. I strongly suggest to have the price-raised, as reducing the number of pages will lead to us witnessing a Tex Willer Story in 3 parts, for a prolonged 6 editions. Anyways, all of us know that whatever decision you take will be good for our own comics.

By the way, Singathin Siru Vayathil is a great write-up (as is with the other articles of yours in our comics), so don't ever call it a bad news, Sir :).

Once again, welcome to the world of blogosphere, and hopefully we would being seeing many more comments from you about our beloved comics. Also, irrespective of whether we write in Tamil or English on the Blogosphere, as long as the medium is comics, there is no language barrier, Isn't it :)

மதிப்பிற்குரிய ஆசிரியர் விஜயன் அவர்கட்கு,

நன்றிகள் கோடி, விலையை அதிகரியுங்கள் அத்துடன் வாசகர் கடிதம், புதிய கதைகளை நீங்கள் வழங்க வேண்டும் என பணிவுடன் கோரிக்கையை உங்கள் முன் வைக்கிறேன்.

நண்பர் ரஃபிக்கின் வலைப்பூத்தளத்திற்கு கிடைத்த உயர்ந்த மரியாதை இதை விட வேறேது. அவரை விட நான் அதிக உவகை கொள்கிறேன்.

ஆசிரியர் நேரம் கிடைக்கும் போது பெரிய மனது கொண்டு எங்கள் சக காமிரேட்டுக்களின் வலைப்பூக்களிலும் பிரசன்னமாக வேண்டும் என வேண்டுகோள் விடுத்து முடிக்கிறேன்

Hi,

somewhat i lost touch with lion comics, is there any early subscription available ???? can you pls give me some info ???

Thanks in Advance,
E Srinivasan

I am happy to hear from Editor Vijayan after such a long time.

I have a suggestion for him regarding reviving the lion website. Since he has to spend money to register a domain and maintain it, a better option for him will be to start a blog on the blogspot site for free. This way he can keep us updated on his latest efforts and all the web publishing tools are available for him free of cost. He already seems to have registered himself on this site. All he now has to do is to start posting.

Where comics shops are available in chennai. Pls tell me

Hi,
Any guidance in subscribing to lion comics is mostly welcome.I tried to get in touch with lion comics office, but did not get proper response on subscription.They mentioned about the price and all, but we mentioning they will send the 12 issues together or so.Can someone help me on this.
I also suggest Mr.Vijayan to open up a blog to keep in touch with the readers current ones and aspiring ones.
Thanks in advance

Thanks to all of those who have visited and recorded your views about this thread.

First of all, to clarify few thoughts among friends, that I tried to post and boast about the achievements of Mr. Vijayan on fellow comicologists Blogs, I am not the one sir!!! If you would have read through many of my previous Lion/Muthu reviews for the last 2 years, you would have seen that I have always been a big critic on the choices he makes towards our Tamil Comics, either on the delayed releases, or the content picks; All keeping in mind that to make it as a constructive criticism towards the growth and betterment of our beloved comics.

With that said, I do share a great respect for him, as despite the short-comings he is the only one who is still in business of publishing comics in tamil, while the other attempts have only lived short enough. That's why I was so overjoyed when I saw a comment from Mr. Vijayan on my blog. With that said, his presence does not de-mean any other comicologists who have been here as always, and supported my comics posts.

Now to get back to the business:

Dear Viswa: Thanks for your first-up comments: I finally managed to post about Yellow M/Blake and Mortimer. The reasons for the delay are recorded in there. You have already read and recorded ur comments in there, so I will come to the topic later. On the Lion part, True, the pages could be the reason why the series are missed out for the second issue. But, Mr. vijayan has the tendency to cut short his articles mid-way, as seen in the past. So, I was wondered this may not be another case, which was proved wrong by Editor's comment.

Shankar-Visvalingam: அன்பரே, தொடர்ந்து தமிழில் கருத்து கூறும் உங்கள் பாங்கு, உங்களை தனித்து காட்டுகிறது. மார்வல் குண்டர்களை பின்-புலத்தில் இருந்து தூக்கி எரிந்தது, சரி என்று பதிந்தமைக்கு நன்றி. உண்மையில் அது ஒரு திரிஷ்டி பரிகாரம் போல தான் இருந்தது :) ஒரு வழியாக, மஞ்சள் எம் பற்றி பதிந்தாயிற்று.

Josh: Thanks. It took some quality amount of time to change and fasten the weblog layouts. Good to know that you and others have liked it so far.

அம்மா ஆசை அன்பரே, 400 வது இதழ் அட்டை படத்தின் பின் இருந்த கதையை படித்த பொது எனக்கும் மனம் பாரம் ஆனது உண்மையே. கல்லேபினி'யின் நியாபகார்த்தமாக அவர் அதை விட்டு சென்றார் என்று எண்ணி கொள்ள வேண்டியது தான்.

Srini: The best way to know more about subscription is to call Lion Office directly. You can pick up any of the scans listed in this blog with Hotline or ComicsTime, and you will know the details for the same, including the email-id.

BN: Good to see you back after a long time in my humble blog. Where had you been all these days, friend :) ? I don't think Vijayan would be coming into Blogging stuffs anytime soon. Because, he normally prefers to stay away from live discussions, and a blog is something where he would not be interested to take a part in :). Moreover, a publishing company does need an Official website for sure. and reviving Lioncomics.com sounds a right path.

Anony: For Track-Back reasons, I suggest you record your views with your gmail id. this will help you to get replies alert to your queries over here (If you subscribe for the Comments). Lioncomics/Prakash Publishers Office is the ultimate source for subscription confirmations. To the matter of whether you will receive your 12 books at one shot in a year, no one can say it guaranteed. Most of the time, your annual subscription rolls over to the next year, until you have received atleast 12 issues to fulfill the subscription. That's my subscription is been rolling against. Happy Reading.

:( hello boss, can you please tell me a way to subscribe for Lion Comics & Muthu Comics from UAE? The Lion comics site is taken down i guess... well, the editor Mr. Vijayan's blog is not accessible and so am :( right now... also it's better not to cut the pages from the stories and to give in the original length...

Please help me with the subscription :(

Respected Sir,
The lion and muthu comics issues are not sold in the thiruvottiyur district. So pls take the steps. and also pls reply me.

My email ID:prakash.madras.chennai@gmail.com

Evangelist: For the Nth time, You can use the contact number and email-id found at the bottom of every Hot-Line and Comics-Time scans available in the respective threads at this blog. Read and find out.

Lion: With all due respect, I am not a Sales or Distribution representative for Prakash Publishers. Please call up the Lion/Muthu Office to find the details. for the same refer to the msg above.

I am not going to entertain any more subscription or contact details request on this blog, as this is a repeated request over here time and again. The information is readily available, and only takes a little effort from people to browse through the old post archives of Lion/Muthu Issues, and can avoid posting repeated requests.

உங்கள் வலை பதிவின் முயற்சி பாராட்டுக்குரியது, உங்களுக்கு என் வாழ்த்துக்கள், தொடர்ந்து எழுதுங்கள், நன்றி

hai iam a comic freak good to find a blog like this and i like to be in touch so guys keep up this good work

@ Sridhar: So good to be in touch with another comics friend, Sridhar, and Welcome to Comicology.

One of the primary aim of creating this blog was to bring all the comics fraternity under one umbrella. I am happy to see that the gathering is growing in numbers every day.

dear vijayn sir.
how r u i need all comics of lion. pls send me the list and rate means from the beinging to till date released books.pls. thanks .

@ Anony: Dear Anony, As much as I hate to cut off your enthusiasm, it's my duty to update you that Mr.Vijayan, is not a regular visitor over here, neither you left a name or email to track you back. So the right way to contact our beloved Editor would be to reach him on his email-id: lioncomics@rediffmail.com.

Better yet, ring them on the number listed above, or send them a personal letter, and you are sure to get a response back.

For a list of backorder items, do refer to the scans provided in the respective lion or muthu comics title, elsewhere on this blog.

I wish you all the best, for enriching your collection.

dear vijayn sir.
how r u i need all comics of lion. pls send me the list and rate means from the beinging to till date released books.pls. thanks .

ரபிஃ,

சிறப்பான இடுகை இது, மிக தெளிவாக டேக்ஸ் வில்லரை பற்றி விளக்கி உள்ளேர்கள். நான் பல முறை எரிந்த கடிதத்தின் அட்டை படத்தை பார்த்து இருக்கிறேன்.போன்னேலி அவர்களின் வலை தளத்திலும் இந்த அட்டையை பார்த்து இருக்கிறேன். ஆனால் இந்த காரணத்திற்காக தான் இந்த அட்டை பிரசுரிக்க பட்டது என்ற செய்தி நெஞ்சை அடைத்தது.

தங்களின் வலைப்பூவின் பின்புலம் சிறப்பாக உள்ளது. வாழ்த்துக்கள்.

hai iam a comic freak good to find a blog like this and i like to be in touch so guys keep up this good work

 Dear vijayan sir



I am a long time fan of lion comics, I am from Srilanka and i got to

know that you published full version of XIII comics (chapter 1 to 19)

in one big mega comics book. I have been collecting lion and muthu

comics from my small age and i really love those comics books. I have

read the XIII Comic English Scanlations and wish to have the big mega

comic book of XIII so how could i purchase to get the XIII Mega comic

book in srilanka is there any way please let me know. sorry to post the message here

vijayan sir because i dont no your email address.


Thank you



sincerely



v.janan



my address- no 25/b1 atallagoda road wattegama srilanka



postal code- 20810



telephone no- 0776512849

email address raambro@gmail.com

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