Peter Pan comic book catalogue

147 items

There's no harm in revisiting Walt Disney's 1953 movie. But Loisel leaves only the details of the original film. More

PETER PAN (Loisel) 1991-2005

There's no harm in revisiting Walt Disney's 1953 movie. But Loisel only leaves details of the original film. I wouldn't dare recommend these albums to young children. However, it is very interesting to find out how Peter becomes Peter Pan and how the captain becomes Captain Hook. And that the 'great glutton' is actually 'THE TIME', we unfortunately experience every day. Unfortunately, dementia is also present at Neverland. The character of Pan, a satyr - creature with the body of a goat and the torso of a man - is just one of many wonderful figures. Take the sexy Tinker Bell with her wasp skin stockings. She shouldn't teach me how to fly. If you get to know that person better... The name 'Mollie' (a siren) already says something about her figure. Loisel likes nothing more than drawing and consciously creates 'hard transitions'. It looks like pages are missing. For a moment I thought I knew who the legendary Jack the Ripper was, but unfortunately we forgot again. As a creative image director, Régis Loisel (Magasin Genéral, In Search of the Time Bird) provides a pleasant narrative rhythm. His correctly chosen camera angles determine the desired atmosphere. His constantly drunk mother makes Peter absolutely unwilling to grow up. Fortunately, he has a good friend, Mister Kundal. He teaches him that 'imagination' is the most important thing in life. The ticking of the alarm clock in the crocodile provides much-needed humor, although you should certainly not underestimate 'Mosquito'. Let's wash our hands again!

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Full name

Peter Pan

Number of comic books

147

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Oldest item

Peter Pan (1952)