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The envoys from Mars: Magazine: Tintin. Date of publication: February 2, 1955 - April 4, 1956. Inks: Karel Boumans. The Envoys from Mars is the sixth story in the blue series, the stories from the blue series were published in Tintin and Willy Vandersteen had to adapt his drawing style to this weekly. Aunt Sidonia, Jerom and Professor Barabas do not play in the stories of the blue series, Schanulleke disappears in the first story of the blue series (The Spanish ghost). Suske en Wiske are slightly more mature in these stories from the blue series and Wiske has curls as a result of a spell in the first story. Lambik is a lot more intelligent and in general actually the hero and main character. Willy Vandersteen plays a small cameo in this story. He is the man who claims to want to study the dishes for "a new comic strip". In the original version, Lambik claimed that the moon did not interest him. His reason: "Pff, I know everything about the moon. Didn't you read Hergé's" Men on the Moon "?" The green splinter: Magazine: Tintin. (weekly) Date of publication: July 4, 1956 - September 4, 1957. Inks: Karel Boumans. The green splinter is a story from the blue series, in this series that has been adapted to the weekly Tintin, Professor Barabas, Jerom and Aunt Sidonia do not play a part. The story was republished in the four-color series and shortened for this. The buzzing egg: Newspaper: De Standaard / Het Nieuwsblad. Date of publication: May 2, 1964 - September 10, 1964. Newspaper: The newspaper of the south. Date of publication: July 27, 1964 - December 6, 1964. Newspaper: The courtyard. Date of publication: January 15, 1965 - May 28, 1965. Inks: Eduard de Rop. The Bald Hairdresser: Newspaper: De Standaard / Het Nieuwsblad. Date of publication: November 13, 1970 - March 30, 1971. Newspaper: The newspaper of the south. Date of publication: January 2, 1971 - May 12, 1971. Newspaper: The courtyard. Date of publication: February 18, 1971 - July 2, 1971. Inks: Paul Geerts.
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