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Cover: Jean Marcellin
Der Rote Korsar #6
🌐 German edition · synopsis shown in English
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A 1986 German-language issue from Carlsen Comics, "Der Rote Korsar" #6 features the story "Das Schiff der verlorenen Seelen," with writing by Jean-Michel Charlier, Hartmut Becker, and Paul Derouet, art by Victor Hubinon, and lettering by Klaus-Dieter Baedermann. The cover, credited to Jean Marcellin for both pencils and inks, presents the series' signature adventurous tone. The issue centers on the characters of the Red Corsair, continuing the series' tradition of swashbuckling tales.
writer Jean-Michel Charlier · writer Hartmut Becker · writer Paul Derouet · artist, inker Victor Hubinon · letterer Klaus-Dieter Baedermann · cover Jean Marcellin
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Full credits
writer Jean-Michel Charlier
writer Hartmut Becker
writer Paul Derouet
artist, inker Victor Hubinon
letterer Klaus-Dieter Baedermann
cover pencils, inks Jean Marcellin
Reprints
↩ Reprints Barbe-Rouge #6 (1966)
Reprinted in Der Rote Korsar #[6], Der Rote Korsar Gesamtausgabe #3
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