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Fix und Foxi Extra#2
Cover: Vjekoslav Kostanjšek

Fix und Foxi Extra #2

May 1969 · Gevacur · 2.80 DEM
🌐 German edition · synopsis shown in English
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In "QRN ruft Bretzelburg," a 1969 comic from Gevacur, the usual antics of Pit and Pikkolo take a geopolitical twist when they stumble into a simmering border dispute between the neighboring nations of Bonhalla and Bretzelburg. With the help of their new friend Robert Wanninger, the trio finds themselves at the heart of a tense standoff—though how they manage to defuse the situation remains delightfully unclear. André Franquin’s sharp storytelling and expressive art, joined by Peter Müller and Greg, bring the usual charm to a story that’s as playful as it is pointed, all framed by Vjekoslav Kostanjšek’s vibrant cover.

Contains 3 stories
QRN ruft Bretzelburg
124 pp · Adventure
Letters Maschinenschrift
PitPikkoloRobert WanningerIvan Sownjet

When the simmering tension between the neighboring nations of Bonhalla and Bretzelburg threatens to boil over, Pit, Pikkolo, and their new friend Robert Wanninger find themselves caught in the crossfire. With clever thinking and a touch of luck, they unravel a mystery that could finally bring peace to the divided region—though the road to reconciliation is anything but simple.

Die Lachkanone
20 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Letters Maschinenschrift
FixFoxiProf. KnoxDümpfli
Bobo gegen Klabuster
32 pp · Humor
Letters Maschinenschrift
BoboPrimo Klabuster

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker André Franquin
writer Greg
cover pencils, inks Vjekoslav Kostanjšek

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↩ Reprints Les Aventures de Spirou et Fantasio #18 (1966)

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