Popeye

From 1983 to 1984, Egmont Ehapa revived the spinach-fueled sailor for a 16-issue run of Popeye, bringing the classic comic strip spirit to a new generation of readers. Anchored by writer Bill Pearson, the series featured a rotating art team of Bud Sagendorf, George Wildman, and Pierluigi Sangalli, each adding their own distinct flair to the beloved cast. This concise European-published run stands as a testament to the enduring, worldwide appeal of E.C. Segar's iconic creation, capturing the rough-and-tumble humor and salty charm that made Popeye a legend.