Herge, - 11 magazine - Kuifje, Cavaleiro Andante - 1959





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Eleven issues of Cavaleiro Andante, a Portuguese magazine from 1959 published by Adolfo Simões Müller, with Hergé as artist, in 21 x 30 cm format and in good condition.
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11 issues Cavaleiro Andante
Rare Portuguese magazine from 1959-1961
The magazine existed for 10 years; issue 1 appeared on Saturday, January 5, 1952, and the last issue appeared on Saturday, August 25, 1962 (No. 556).
Cavaleiro Andante was a leading Portuguese comics magazine that ran between 1952 and 1962.
The magazine was published by the well-known publishing house Stripauteur Adolfo Simões Müller.
The magazine brought to Portuguese youth in the 1950s and 1960s Franco-Belgian comic heroes, including Tintin, Blake & Mortimer, Lucky Luke, Michel Vaillant, Jerry Spring, Bessy, Pom and Teddy, Harald the Viking, Jan Kordaat, Dan Cooper, Ton and Tinneke, Corentin
In addition to foreign imports, the magazine gave much attention to Portuguese history and heroes, drawn by national drawing talents such as Fernando Bento.
The magazine stood out for its colorful covers and the recognizable logo with a knight on horseback.
Considering the age of the sheets (67 years old), the items have small tears, creases, or a loose center page, but all issues are complete.
11 issues Cavaleiro Andante
Rare Portuguese magazine from 1959-1961
The magazine existed for 10 years; issue 1 appeared on Saturday, January 5, 1952, and the last issue appeared on Saturday, August 25, 1962 (No. 556).
Cavaleiro Andante was a leading Portuguese comics magazine that ran between 1952 and 1962.
The magazine was published by the well-known publishing house Stripauteur Adolfo Simões Müller.
The magazine brought to Portuguese youth in the 1950s and 1960s Franco-Belgian comic heroes, including Tintin, Blake & Mortimer, Lucky Luke, Michel Vaillant, Jerry Spring, Bessy, Pom and Teddy, Harald the Viking, Jan Kordaat, Dan Cooper, Ton and Tinneke, Corentin
In addition to foreign imports, the magazine gave much attention to Portuguese history and heroes, drawn by national drawing talents such as Fernando Bento.
The magazine stood out for its colorful covers and the recognizable logo with a knight on horseback.
Considering the age of the sheets (67 years old), the items have small tears, creases, or a loose center page, but all issues are complete.

