The Adventures of Alix

Alix is a program begun in 1948 French- Belgian comic series.

Action

Alix Graccus is the son of a Gallic chief who is a slave on the Orient to Rome, where he is adopted because of its bravery of Honorus Galla Graccus. In favor of Caesar standing, he is chosen for missions that lead him to the limits of the known world. In his travels, he is accompanied by the young Egyptians Anak. Several times he fought against the intrigues of wily Arbace and his brother Adrocles.

Background

Jacques Martin wrote and drew the adventure series. His successor as signatories were Rafael Morales, Cédric Hervan, Christophe Simon, Ferry, Marco Venanzi and Marc Jailloux. For the text sequentially François Maingoval, Patrick Weber, Marco Venanzi, Michel Lafon, François Corteggiani and Géraldine Ranouil were responsible. The series appeared in 1948-1980 in the Belgian and 1948 to 1985 in the French edition of Tintin. Le Lombard began in 1956 with the albums edition, which was continued in 1965 by Casterman. Carlsen and Feest published a part of the albums in the German language area. The first two episodes provided by Feest in the series Adventure Classics. Casterman and cult released a new edition.

Stories

  • Alix the Bold ( Alix l' intrépide, Tintin, from 1948 to 1949, 62 pages)
  • The Golden Sphinx (Le Sphinx d'or, Tintin, from 1949 to 1951, 62 pages)
  • The Cursed Island (L' île maudite, Tintin, 1951-1952, 62 pages)
  • The tiara Oribal (La tiare d' Oribal, Tintin, from 1955 to 1956, 62 pages)
  • The Black Claw ( La noire handles, Tintin, from 1957 to 1959, 62 pages)
  • The Lost Legions (Les Légions perdues, Tintin, from 1962 to 1963, 62 pages)
  • The final savings Tianer (Le dernier Spartiate, Tintin, from 1966 to 1967, 62 pages)
  • The Etruscan grave (Le tombeau Etrusque, Tintin, 1967-1968, 62 pages)
  • The wrathful God (Le dieu sauvage, Tintin, 1969, 54 pages )
  • The Prince of the Nile ( Le prince du Nil, Tintin, 1973, 46 pages)
  • The Son of Spartacus (Le fils de Spartacus, Tintin, from 1974 to 1975, 46 pages)
  • The spirit of Carthage ( Le specter de Carthage, Tintin, from 1976 to 1977, 46 pages)
  • In the throat of the volcano (Les du volcan proies, Tintin, 1977-1978, 46 pages)
  • The Greek Boy ( L' enfant grec, Tintin, from 1979 to 1980, 46 pages)
  • La tour de Babel ( Tintin, 1981, 46 pages)
  • The Emperor of China (L' empereur de Chine, Tintin, from 1982 to 1983, 46 pages)
  • Vercingetorix ( Vercingetorix, Tintin, 1985, 46 pages)
  • The Trojan Horse ( Le cheval de Troie, 1988, 46 pages )
  • O Alexandria ( Ô Alexandrie, 1996, 46 pages )
  • The Barbarians (Les barbares, 1998, 46 pages)
  • Fall of Icarus (La chute d' Icare, 2001, 46 pages)
  • The Jadefluss (Le fleuve de jade, 2003, 46 pages)
  • Roma, Roma ... (Roma, Roma ..., 2005, 46 pages)
  • It was in Khorsabad (à C'était Khorsabad, 2006, 46 pages)
  • The Iberians (L' Iberê, 2007, 46 pages)
  • Le démon du Pharos (2008, 46 pages )
  • La cité engloutie (2009, 46 pages)
  • Le Testament de César ( 2010, 46 pages)
  • La conjuration de Baal (2011, 50 pages)
  • L' ombre de Sarapis (2012, 46 pages)
  • La dernière Conquest (2013, 46 pages)
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