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Stichwortverzeichnis Stichwortverzeichnis a Aventures de Flup, N´enesse, Poussette et Abadzis, Nick 125 Cochonnet, Les 47 f., 165 Abenteuer und Geheimnis (Buch von Aventures de Tintin au Pays de Soviets, Andreas Graf) 32 Les siehe Tim im Lande der Sowjets Action Comics 24 Aventures de Tintin et Milou, Les siehe Action Francaise 49 Schatz Rackhams des Roten, Der Ada, oder Das Verlangen (Roman von Aventures de Tintin, Reporter du Petit Vladimir Nabokow) 17 »Vingti`eme«, au Congo, Les siehe Tim Afrika – Beiträge zu einer praktischen im Kongo Kolonialkunde (Buch von Paul Rohr- Aventures de Tintin, Reporter du Petit bach) 62 Vingtieme, au Pays de Soviets, Les siehe Aldrin, Edwin 123 TimimLandederSowjets Algoud, Albert 104 Aventures de Tintin, Reporter du Petit All-American Publications 11 »Vingtieme«, en Am´erique, Les siehe Altamerikanische Kulturen (Buch von Tim in Amerika Laurette S´ejourn´e) 79 Aventures de Tintin, Reporter, au Congo, Ananoff, Alexandre 132 Les siehe Tim im Kongo Andreae, Johann Valentin 55 Aventures de Tintin, Reporter, en Am´eri- Andrej Rubljow (Film von Andrej que, Les siehe Tim in Amerika Tarkowski) 153 Aventures de Tintin, Reporter, en Extreˆme- Annaud, Jean-Jacques 144 Orient, Les siehe Blaue Lotos, Der Ardistan und Dschinnistan Aventures de Tintin, reporter, en Extreme- (Buch von Karl May) 84 Orient, Les 89 Armstrong, Neil 123, 133 Aventures de Tintin, Reporter, en Orient, Arrow in the Sun (Roman von Theodore Les siehe Zigarren des Pharaos, Die V. Olsen) 83 Aventures extraordinaires de Tintin et Arumbaya-Fetisch, Der 33, 101, 115, Milou, Les siehe Geheimnis der Einhorn, 138, 151, 154 Das Asterix 13 f. Astronautique, L’ (Buch von Alexandre b Ananoff) 132 Ballard,J.G. 95,101,112 Auf den Spuren von Tim & Struppi Barret, Andr´e174 (Buch von Michael Farr) 29, 51 Barthes, Roland 42 Austen, Jane 158 Bataille, Georges 159 Stichwortverzeichnis 181 Batista, Fulgencio 149 Chacokrieg, der 98 Batman 24 Chaucer, Geoffrey 158 Behruzi, Daniel 51 f., 54, 56 Chesterton, G. K. 36, 68 Bellamy, Edward 55 Christophe siehe Colomb, Georges Benjamin, Walter 153 Cigares de Pharaon, Les siehe Zigarren des Berger, Arthur 63 f., 66 Pharaos, Die Bernasconi, St´ephane 174 Clavell, James 78 Bild-Zeitung 125 Club of Rome 72 Blake und Mortimer 118 Coen, Ethan 163 blaue Lotos, Der 97 f., 118 f., 137, 139, Coen, Joel 163 144 Coleridge, Samuel Taylor 129 f. Bolschewiki, die 51, 52ff. Colomb, Georges 25 Bond, James 43, 125 Columbus, Christoph 77 f. Boy Scout Belge, Le (Zeitschrift) 165 Comics – Anatomie eines Massenmediums Boy-Scout Belge, Le 26, 47 (Buch von Reinhold C. Reitberger und Bradbury, Ray 15 Wolfgang J. Fuchs) 12 Braun, Wernher von 125 Comics richtig lesen (Buch von Scott Brecht, Bertolt 161 McCloud) 18 Bringing Up Father (von George MacMa- Conan 113 nus) 22 f. Condroyer, Philippe 174 British Petroleum 99 Conrad, Joseph 32, 34, 158 Bronstein, Lew Dawidowitsch siehe Corelli, Marie 116 Trotzki, Leo Cœrs Vaillants 97, 100, 109 Buchan, John 114 Coze, Paul 81 Buckley, Christopher 50 Crabe aux Pinces d’Or, Le (Verfilmung Buddhismus (tibetanischer) 139 f. von 1947) 173 Bulwer-Lytton, Victor 94 Crapouillot, Le 99 Bundesprüfstelle für jugendgefährdende Crowe, Russell 101 Schriften 25 Curtiz, Michael 101 Burn After Reading (Film von Joel & Ethan Coen) 163 d Burroughs, Edgar Rice 113, 119 Dalai Lama, der 139, 140, 144 Busch, Wilhelm 21 f. David-Neel, Alexandra 140 ff. de Mandeville, Jehan siehe Mandeville, c John Cabet, Etienne 55 de Moor, Bob 167 Camus, Albert 43 de Smet, Armand 47, 165 Capa, Robert 57 Defoe, Daniel 34 Capone, Al 29, 75 f., 81 »Den Vereinigten Staaten« Captain Blood siehe Unter Piratenflagge (GedichtvonJohannWolfgangGoe- Captain Future 128 the) 76 Carroll,Lewis 24,30 Depp, Johnny 101 Carter, Howard 116 Der Sonnentempel 121 Castro, Fidel 149 Deutsche Kolonien (Buch von Uwe Centre International de Lutte Active Timm) 73 Contre le Communisme 50 Dickens, Charles 59, 158 182 Stichwortverzeichnis Dimanche Illustr´e, Le 25 First Men in the Moon (Roman von H. G. Dingbat Family, The (von George Wells) siehe ersten Menschen auf dem Herriman) 23 Mond, Die Dionysios von Halikarnassos 41 Flaubert, Gustave 158 Dirks, Rudolph 21 f. Fleming, Ian 43 Disney, Walt 31 Fluch der Karibik siehe Pirates of the Ca- Donald Duck 31 ribbean Dostojewski, Fjodor 41 Flug 714 nach Sydney 147 Douillet, Joseph 50, 55 ff., 80 ff. Flynn, Errol 101 Doyle, Arthur Conan 116 Ford, John 83 Drake, Francis 103 Forlani, R´emo 174 Duhamel, Georges 82 Fossati, Franco 18 Dumas, Alexandre 34, 158 Frankenfeld, Peter 164 Früchte des Zorns (Roman von John e Steinbeck) 57 Eagleton, Terry 160 Fuchs, Wolfgang J 12 EC Comics 11 »Für einen menschlichen Weg zum Eckel, Jan 111 Frieden« (Schrift des Dalai Lama Einführung in die Literaturtheorie 138 (Buch von Achim Geisenhanslüke) 159 g Einzinger, Edith 46 Gagarin, Juri 125 Eliot, George 158 Gaines, Max 11 »Empor ins Reich der Edelmenschen« Gaines, William 11, 14 f. (Rede von Karl May) 41 Gassert, Philip 77 Engels, Friedrich 51 Geheimnis der Einhorn, Das 95, 107, Entenhausen 31 120, 174 epouse du Soleil, L’ (Roman von Gaston geheimnisvolle Stern, Der 126 ff., Leroux) 119 131 Erste Fahrt zum Mond (Roman von Geisenhanslüke, Achim 159 Wernher von Braun) 125 Genealogie der Moral, Die (Buch von ersten Menschen auf dem Mond, Die Friedrich Nietzsche) 159 (RomanvonH.G.Wells) 130 Gerstäcker, Friedrich 34 Etzemüller, Thomas 111 gespaltene Ohr, Das siehe Arumbaya-Fe- tisch, Der f Gladiator (Film von Ridley Scott) 101 Fall Bienlein, Der 135 f. Glenn, John 125 Famille Fenouillard, La (von Georges Godwin, Francis 124 Colomb) 25 Goethe, Johann Wolfgang 76 Family Upstairs, The (von George Goll, Claire 76 Herriman) 23 Gosset, Abb´e92 Fanon, Frantz 148 Gounod, Charles 162 Farr, Michael 29 f., 40 ff., 51, 54, 68 f., Graf, Andreas 32 80, 90 ff., 94, 104, 107, 116, 120, 126, Green Lantern 24 129, 132, 135, 152, 161 Greg siehe Regnier, Michel Feininger, Lyonel 22 Grenzen des Wachstums, Die 72 Stichwortverzeichnis 183 Grimus (Roman von Salman Rushdie) i 17 Ikaromenippus (von Lukian) 124 Gross, Milt 20 Im Land des schwarzen Goldes 166 große illustrierte Ehapa Comic-Lexikon Das Indiana Jones 95 (Buch von Franco Fossati) 18 Industrielle Revolution, die 35 Guevara, Che 149 ff. Initiations Lamaques (Buch von Alexan- Gundermann, Christine 13 f., 93 dra David-Neel) 141 International Campaign for Tibet (ICT) h 144 f. Häberlein, Mark 77 Iron Man 24 Häfner, Lutz 52 f. Haggard, Henry Rider 34, 38, 41, 113, j 120 Jackson, Peter 101, 174 Hamann, Volker 45 Jacobs, Edgar-Pierre 118, 166 Harrer, Heinrich 144 Jacobs, Frank 14 Harris, John H. 67 Jamais assez (Zeitschrift) 165 Haunt of Fear, The 11 James, Henry 158 Havel, Vaclav 144 Jamtsho, Wangchuk 144 Hawks, Howard 147 Je Sais Tout (Zeitschrift) 119 He Done Her Wronga 20 Jenseits von Asterix (Buch von Christine Hearst, William Randolph 21 f. Gundermann) 14 Heilige und Hexer (Buch von Alexandra Jimmy das Gummipferd 47 David-Neel) siehe Mystiques et Magi- Jones, Indiana siehe Indiana Jones ciens du Thibet Juwelen der Sängerin, Die 164 Hemingway, Ernest 69 Henningsen, Manfred 77, 80 Herg´e-Museum 33 k Herr der sieben Meere, Der 101 Kampf um Afrika (Buch von Arthur Ber- Herriman, George 23 ger) 63 Hilferding, Rose 50 Kane, Bob 24 Historiographie 111 f., 124 Kant, Immanuel 43 Hitchcock, Alfred 97, 114 Katzenjammer Kids, The 21 f. Hitler, Adolf 11, 93, 95, 114, 125 Kennedy, John F. 123 Hobsbawm, Eric 53 Kieckens, Germaine 140, 166 Hohes Gericht (Roman von Christopher Kim (Roman von Rudyard Kipling) 91 Buckley) 50 Kin-der-Kids, The (von Lionel Holmes, Sherlock 116 Feininger) 23 Homer 37 King of the Khyber Rifles (Roman von Tal- Horn, Maurice 19 ff. bot Mundy) 91 Howard, Robert E. 113 King Solomon’s Mines (Roman von Hu Jia 143 Henry Rider Haggard) 120 Hünig, W. K. 160 King, Stephen 15, 129 f. Hunderttausend Höllenhunde (Buch von Kipling, Rudyard 34, 38, 63, 91, 113 Albert Agoud 104 Kleine Geschichte der USA (Buch von Phi- lip Gassert u.a.) 77 Kleine Geschichte Tibets (Buch von Kar´e- nina Kollmar-Paulenz 137 184 Stichwortverzeichnis Klischees (in Tim und Struppi) 92 Luk´asc, Georg 159 König Ottokars Zepter 45, 118, 126, 151 Lukian von Samosata 124 Kohle an Bord 135 Lytton-Report, Der 94 Kohlsaat, Roland 47 Kollmar-Paulenz, Kar´enina 137 m Kolonialismus 148 MAD (Zeitschrift) 15 Kommunistische Manifest, Das 51 ManintheMoon,The(Roman von Fran- 1 Korzeniowski, J´ozef Teodor Na ecz Kon- cis Godwin) 124 rad siehe Conrad, Joseph Mandeville, Sir John 38, 112 Krabbe mit den goldenen Scheren, Die Manifest der kommunistischen Partei siehe 104, 126 Kommunistische Manifest, Das Kraft, Robert 59 Mao Tse-tung 139 Krazy Kat (von George Herriman) 23 Margarete (Oper von Charles Gounod) Kuomintang 139 162 Marx, Karl 49, 51, 54 l Masareel, Frans 20 Lac aux Requins, Le siehe Tim und der Masochismus und Kolonialismus (Buch Haifischsee von Sabine Wilke) 67 Laika 125 Maurois, Andr´e69 Laika (Comic von Nick Abadzis) 125 Maurras, Charles 49 Land that Time Forgot, The (Roman von Max und Moritz (von Wilhelm Busch) Edgar Rice Burroughs) 119 21 f. Lang, Jack 145 May, Karl 34, 38, 41 f., 84 Le Comte, Marcel 104 McCarthy, Cormac 17 Le Guin, Ursula K. 78 McCarthy, Joseph 11 Leblanc, Raymond 118, 166, 173 McCarthy, Tom 33, 97, 138, 152, 154, Lenin 51 ff., 155 158, 162 f. Leonardo da Vinci 19 McCay, Winsor 22 Leopold II (von Belgien) 65 McCloud, Scott 18 Leroux, Gaston 119 McManus, George 22 f. Levitation 138 Meister und Schüler (Buch von Alexandra Lewis, C. S. 30 David-Neel) siehe Initiations Lama¨ı- Lexikon der Reise- und Abenteuerliteratur ques (von Friedrich Schegk [Hrsg.]) 33 Meli`es, Georges 124 ligne claire 32 f.
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