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Inventaire Des Bandes Dessinées Publiées Le Magazine Actuel, 1970-1975 Jean-Paul Gabilliet Inventaire des bandes dessinées publiées le magazine Actuel, 1970-1975 Jean-Paul Gabilliet To cite this version: Jean-Paul Gabilliet. Inventaire des bandes dessinées publiées le magazine Actuel, 1970-1975. Docu- ment complémentaire de l’article : Jean-Paul Gabilliet. “ Actuel, 1970-1975 : passeur transat.. 2014. <hal-01861223> HAL Id: hal-01861223 https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-01861223 Submitted on 24 Aug 2018 HAL is a multi-disciplinary open access L’archive ouverte pluridisciplinaire HAL, est archive for the deposit and dissemination of sci- destinée au dépôt et à la diffusion de documents entific research documents, whether they are pub- scientifiques de niveau recherche, publiés ou non, lished or not. The documents may come from émanant des établissements d’enseignement et de teaching and research institutions in France or recherche français ou étrangers, des laboratoires abroad, or from public or private research centers. publics ou privés. 1 Inventaire des bandes dessinées publiées le magazine Actuel, 1970-1975 Jean-Paul Gabilliet, CLIMAS, Université Bordeaux Montaigne 53 livraisons numérotées de 1 à 58 + 1 supplément au n° 42 (mai 1974) [Numéros doubles : 10/11, 22/23, 33/34, 44/45, 56/57] + 1 album, 3 numéros bis, 1 n° hors-série. Numéros BD : 10/11 « Les grands textes de la nouvelle culture et 48 pages de bandes dessinées » (juil.-août 1971) Album R. Crumb Head Comix (9,50 F) publié en même temps que le n° 12 (sept. 1971) 15 « Entretien avec Marcuse et 72 pages de bandes dessinées » (déc. 1971) 22-23 « Spécial Bonnes vibrations. Le retour de Fritz le chat ! » (juillet-août-septembre 1972) Album agrafé Fritz le chat (Actuel 25 bis, nov. 1972) publié en nov. 1972 à l’occasion de la sortie en France du film de Ralph Bakshi. 28 « Spécial comix » (fév. 1973) 35 « 80 pages de bandes dessinées » (sept. 1973) Album agrafé Les fabuleuses aventures des Freak Brothers (Actuel 38 bis, janv. 1974). 40 « Spécial bandes dessinées » (mars 1974). Album agrafé Les horribles obsessions de Robert Crumb (Actuel 47 bis, oct. 1974). Album agrafé Boum dans ma tête (n° hors-série publié en même temps qu’Actuel 49, déc. 1974). N° Crumb VF Crumb VO Autre UG VF Autre UG VO Auteur français 1 (oct. 70) Couverture Despair (1970) 3e de couv. 1 illo Dernière case de « Mr. Ketchum is at it again ! » Zap 0 [Dec 68] 2e de couv. 4-5 - « I’m a Ding Dong Daddy », Zap 1 [Feb 67] 7-8 - Extrait de case 1 de « Mr. Natural in Death Valley » Zap 0 [Dec 68] 9 - Extrait de case 8 de « East Side Sorrows with the Old Pooperoo » Despair (1970) - Extrait de case 3 de « Angelfood 2 McSpade » Zap 2 [June 68] 13 - « I Wanna Go Home ! » (EVO 1967), repr. in R. Crumb’s Head Comix [1968] 50 39 illo Case 2, p 4 de « It’s Cosmic » (1967), repr. in R. Crumb’s Head Comix [1968] 58 48-49 « Un sale clebs » [“Dirty Dog”, Zap 3, Dec 1968 - remonté en 2 pages avec 1 case censurée] 2 (nov. 70) Couverture Montage à partir de la case 4 de Les juifs « Mr. Natural » Zap 2 [June 68] allemands 49 parlant aux Français 14-17 14-17 Gotlib 38-39 « Angelfood McSpade » Zap 2 [June 68] 10-13 4e de couv. « Itzy and Bitzy in “Cause and Effect” » Zap 0 [Dec 68] 8 3 (déc. 70) 36-39 Caza « Kris Kool » Le cinéma 54-55 « Whiteman », Zap 1 [Feb 68] 3- underground 6 est bien caché 4e de couv « Gail Snail », Zap 1 [Feb 68] 4 (jan. 71) 1 Griffin 1 Zap A bas la 6-17 Cases de « Lenore Goldberg and société mâle ! (MCC1 : 9, 10, her Girl Commandos » 11, 14-15, 16- Motor City Comics 1 (Apr. 69) 3 17) Motor City Comics 2 (Feb. 70) (MCC2 : 6-7, 8, 12-13, 14, 16 [case en bas à gauche]) 25-29 25-29 illos Druillet 31 Spain 31 Case 38-40 « Mr. Natural’s 719th Meditation », Mr. Natural 1 (1970) 3-5 50-53 « Un pas en avant, deux pas en arrière » une bande dessinée piratée par Burnebise avec la collaboration de Jim Haynes. Détournement d’extrait d’un épisode de Avengers (dessin Don Heck) 54 Shelton, case des Freak Brothers 4e de couv Griffin 4e de couv Zap 5 (fév. 71) 2 « Head Comix », repr. in R. Numéro Crumb’s Head Comix [1968] 6 spécial réalisé par les lecteurs 30-31 Extrait de case 1 de « Hairy ! » Zap 3 [Dec 68] B3 38-40 « It’s Really Too Bad » Despair (1970) 1-5 48-51 5 cases tirées de « Fritz the Cat » repr. in R. Crumb’s Head Comix [1968] 13-15 4e de couv. Cobb 4e de couv 1970 6 (mar. 71) 21 Caza 21 Free, pop et 32-35 « Meatball » Zap 0 [Dec 68] 3-6 politique 52-55 Jojo et Victor ??? « Le retour de 4 Lénine » 7 (avr. 71) Couv, 2 Shelton couv. La révolution 17-18 Cobb 17-18 pour le plaisir 19, 20, 22, 24 Shelton 19, 20, 22, 24 (culs de lampe) 31 Big Baby from « On the Bum Again », Mr. Natural 1 (1970) 38-40 « Mr. Natural Meets God », « Mr. Natural gets the bum’s rush », « Mr. Natural Repents » repr. in R. Crumb’s Head Comix [1968] 30-32 46-49 Shelton 46-47 : Freak Bros. 48 : « If I Should Die 'Fore The Rest Of You Should » Hydrogen Bomb and Chemical Warfare Funnies 1 (1970) 49 : « Set my chickens free ! » Bijou Funnies 1 (1968) 55 Shelton « Believe It or Leave it ! » Zap 5 (1970) 4e de couv. Cobb 4e de couv 8 (mai 71) Couv Sheridan couv. Branchez- 4-6 Griffin 4-6 Cases Zap ? vous sur la 7 Wilson 7 nouvelle 8-9 Moscoso 8-9 Cases Zap presse 15 Griffin 15 Case Zap ? 18 Case tirée du jam « Science Fiction Comics », EVO 6/5 (Dec. 29, 1970) 19 Cobb 19 2 cases 5 25-27, 29 Wilson 25-27, 29 3 images 40 Non identifié 45-47 « City of the Future » Zap 0 [Dec 68] 21-25 54-55 « Bo Bo Bolinski He’s the N° 1 Human Zero » Uneeda Comix 1 (1970) 7 « Bo Bo Bolinski in “Bo Bo The Great Lover” » Uneeda Comix 1 (1970) 6 60-61 Irons 60-61 « Hawg Hi-Lites » Yellow Dog #13 (1969) 62 Image tirée de l’affiche « The Conspiracy Stomp » (28 nov. 69) 4e de couv. « Bo Bo Bolinski He’s just a little nobody from Newark, NJ !! » Uneeda Comix 1 (1970) 3 9 (juin 71) 9-11 Cases tirées de « Honeybunch Kaminsky », Uneeda (1970) Prendre la 18-19 Shelton 18-19 Cases route 25-29 « Les belles histoires de l’Oncle Crumb » [1964] [R. Crumb’s Comics and Stories, 1969] – version 2 couleurs à comparer avec la version NB parue dans l’album Fritz the cat (Actuel 25 bis) 40 Case 48-52 Hergé, cases Tintin 60-61 Irons 60-61 (Drôle de guerre) 4e de couv « East Side Sorrows with the Old Pooperoo » Despair (1970) 6 10/11 (juil.- Couv Extrait de case 9 de « Hairy ! » août 71) Zap 3 [Dec 68] B5 Les grands 3, 4, 5 - textes de la - Extrait de case 5 de « Street nouvelle Corner Daze » Zap 3 [Dec 68] culture et 48 B22 pages de - bandes 8, 10 Cobb 8, 10 dessinées 12, 13 Wilson 12, 13 22 Shelton 22 34 Cobb 34 45 Irons ? 45 (Radical Amerika Comics) 46 3 cases Crumb 1 case Shelton 49-59 - case 1 de « Stoned » repr. in R. Crumb’s Head Comix [1968] 34 - « Fritz the Cat » repr. in R. Crumb’s Head Comix [1968] 60-65 « How Howie Made It in the Corben [Gore] 60-65 Real World » Slow Death 2 (1970) 66-73 Parjo (sc.) et Victor (dessin) 74-81 Schrier 74-81 Ego trips “Ego Trips”, Mother’s Oats Comix [1], 1969 82-83 Vitalis 84-91 « Lenore Goldberg and her Girl Commandos » Motor City Comics 2 (Feb. 70) 92 monsieur miette 93-94 Shelton 93-94 95 1 case 96 Spain 96 1 case (Trashman) 4e de couv « Big Baby, the Infant Terrible » Big Ass Comics 1 (June 69) 22 7 12 (sept. 71) 1 Moscoso 1 Le rock 3 Cobb 3 dégénéré 20-24 « Mr. Natural » Zap 2 [June 68] 45-49 26 ? 34 Groucho Chico 48-49 Dan O’Neill 48-49 Bucky Bug 68 Spain 68 2 images 73 Cobb 73 74, 75, 77, 78 Irons 74, 75, 77, 78 Heavy Tragi-Comics 4e de couv Pub pour l’album français Head Comix 9,50 F R. Crumb Head Comix 9,50 F 1 [“You’re Gonna Get There Anyway !”, repr. in R. Crumb’s Head Comix, 1968] 2-3 Intro Burnebise 4 Robert Crumb vous parle [“Mr. Sketchum is at it again !”, Zap #0, 1968] 5 The silly pidgeons [Promethean Enterprises #3, 1971] 6-11 Mr. Natural visite la ville [“Mr. Natural visits the city”, Zap #1, 1968] 12-16 Mr. Natural dans la Vallée de la mort [“Mr. Natural in Death Valley”, Zap #0, 1968] 17 Mr. Natural revient d’Afghanistan [“Mr. Natural, the Man from Affiganistan”, repr. in R. Crumb’s Head Comix, 1968] 18-22 Mr. Natural [Zap #5, 1970] 23-25 Mr. Natural Stops Talking [Hytone, 1971] 26-29 Mr. Natural part en vacances [“Mr. Natural Takes A Vacation”, Zap #4, 1969] 30-32 Mr. Natural 719ème méditation [“Mr. Natural’s 719th meditation ”, Mr. Natural #1, 1970] 33-35 Abstract Expressionist Ultra Super Modernistic Comics [Zap #1, 1968] 36 Shuman the Human. Drame psychologique poignant animé par Mr.
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