Макс и Мориц и други истории в картинки #[nn]
This Bulgarian-language collection brings together Wilhelm Busch's classic comic stories, including the iconic tale of the mischievous duo Max and Moritz, presented in picture-story format. Published by Trud in 2006, it offers readers a selection of Busch's humorous and satirical sequential art narratives, preserving the original charm of these 19th-century works for a modern Bulgarian audience.
Max and Moritz stir up chaos again, this time by sabotaging a farmer’s grain bags with a clever cut—just as he lifts them, the sacks split and the grain spills. The farmer, unamused, catches the pranksters, traps them in a hopper, and grinds them into meal that ends up feeding ducks. The townspeople cheer at the unexpected turn of events.
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↩ Reprints Fliegende Blätter #841 (1861), Fliegende Blätter #881 (1862), Münchener Bilderbogen #327 (1862), Münchener Bilderbogen #342 (1863), Max und Moritz #[nn] (1865), Über Land und Meer #1/1868 (1867), Über Land und Meer #3/1868 (1867), Über Land und Meer #5/1868 (1867), Über Land und Meer #8/1868 (1867), Über Land und Meer #13/1868 (1867), Über Land und Meer #15/1868 (1868), Über Land und Meer #17/1868 (1868), Über Land und Meer #27/1868 (1868), Über Land und Meer #28/1868 (1868), Über Land und Meer #29/1868 (1868), Über Land und Meer #1/1869 (1868), Über Land und Meer #2/1869 (1868), Über Land und Meer #13/1870 (1869), Über Land und Meer #14/1870 (1870), Über Land und Meer #16/1870 (1870), Fipps, der Affe #[nn] (1879), Plisch und Plum #[nn] (1882)
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