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Catalogo Completo Del Mitico Club Anni Trenta Di Genova CONTATTI per richiedere informazioni sul materiale del Catalogo Gabriella Calista Scotto Via F. Pozzo, 23/1 16145 Genova tel. 347 8344477 e.mail: [email protected] FAUSTO ONETO OGNI VOLTA CHE CUCINO ... Libri Volumi Curiosità NELL' IMPERO DI MING Edizione cartonata 1934 - Albi O, 1, 2, 3 Alex Raimond ---------------------Serie in esaurimento----- O Nell'Impero dei Ming 17 l giganti delle nevi 1 La distruz•one del mondo 18 Il mostro maledetto 2 Barin Il Pnncipe ribelle 19 Ritorno a Frigia 3 Il torneo della morte 20 Guerra su Mongo 4 Re Gordon 21 L'urlo meccanico 5 Azura. la regma degli uom101 magici 22 La fme di Ming 6 Re Gordon contro Mmg 23 R1torno sulla Terra 7 La torre della tortura 24 l nuovi nemici 8 Il mare del mistero 25 Des1ra regma d1 Tropica 9 La selva in fiamme 26 Brazor l'usurpatore 1O Verso l'ignoto 27 Fuga nel deserto 11 Il re della foresta 28 Gundar il predone del deserto 12 l cavalieri del deserto 29 Alla riconquista del regno 13 La setta degli straccionl 30 Il tradimento di Pequit 14 La galleria della morte 31 La compagnia dei ladri 15 Ritorno ad Arboria 32 La fine di Brazor 16 Nel Regno di Frigia 33 Sul trono di Deslra La fantascienza ha nel fumetto un esordio spettacolare con incredibili macchine volanti, inquietanti mondi alieni e protagonisti dai nomi indimenticabili: Buck Rogers. Flash Gordon. Brick Bradford. Al Wittiamson Il Club Anni Trenta nasce a Genova nel 1968 come Editore Amatoriale. vale a dire che distribuirà le sue pubblicaziOni ad un ristretto pubblico di appassionati nel settore- nel nostro caso del fumetto - e prowederà alla loro divulgazione e distribuzione, o direttamente agli 111teressati. o attraverso mostre espositive spe­ cializzate. Questa attività proseguita da allora ininterrottamente, ha prodotto, con una trentina di diverse testate, la bellezza di circa 800 albi, integrati saltua­ riamente con volumi cartonati o brossurati. manifesti, cartoline o particolanssime cunosità. Vanto del Club Anni Trenta è quello di essere riuscito a portare In Italia, spesso per primo, direttamente da tavole o strisce degli antichi giornali americani, storie integrali dei p1ù famosi personaggi dei fumetti, di quelli che han­ no veramente fatto diventare grande un'idea nata timidamente agli inizi del secolo scorso e destinata ad interessare i lettori più giovani: scrivere poco ed illu­ strare molto, storie semplici e divertenti per bambini e ragazzi, facendo parlare -attraverso una nuvoletta- direttamente l personaggi. Con i primi anni '30 di­ segnatori e sceneggiatori spostano il loro interesse verso un pubblico più maturo dando vita a personaggi adulti che vivono esperienze vere affiancandosi a quell'altra nuova geniale Invenzione che è il cinema. Sulla carta stampata si potevano vivere le stesse emozioni che si provavano vedendo i films: storie d'av­ ventura, poliziesche o addirittura di pura fantasia come quella che verrà chiamata fantascienza, daranno vita a personaggi indimenticabili come Flash Gordon, Buck Rogers, Brick Bradford, l'Uomo Mascherato, Cino e Franco, Bob Star, Mandrake ... Ci spiace che ormai quasi tutte le nostre cronologie siano in via di esau­ rimento, che qualche albo sia già introvabile e che mai potremo raggiungere ··u grande pubblico", ma siamo certi che quanti avranno voglia di completare le loro serie o inserirne altre nelle loro raccolte, sapranno apprezzare il nostro lavoro che da sempre ha puntato sulla migliore qualità: cronologie integrali. impa­ ginazione e traduzioni fedeliSSime al testo originale, colori e bianco/nero ripuliti dalla patma del tempo, copertine spesso disegnate in esclusiva ed il tutto pre­ sentato su pregiate carte ed a tiratura limitata. Tutto questo, pensato e realizzato per il collezionista più esigente è stato e continuerà ad essere il lavoro del Club Anni Trenta. Domenicale a colori dal1930 - 52 Albi La cronologia iniziata dalle pnmtssime tavole del1930 in puro stile liberty, si snoda nel tempo variando la grafica e anticipando • con geniali mvenzìoni futuristiche -le stupefacenti macchine che in seguito saranno imitate dai più celebrati autori di fantascienza. Bianco/ Nero 1 La sentinella 2 La morte di cristallo 3 Le prigioniere 4 Alexia 5 Abissi senza vita 6 Piogge Mortali 7 Keena l'esploratrice 8 Nel regno di Krayn 9 Tradimento 1O Il pianeta vivente 11 Lotta mentale Calkins- Yager Le antiche guerrire sì affrontano in affascinanti, fantasttci scenari astrali. Giorgio Montorio Clarence Gray Giornaliero Bianco/ Nero 1 l misteri della città sottomarina 2 li lago della luce 3 Nel cuore di Amaru 4 Brocco il bucaniere rl 5 Le isole oltre i ghiacci 6 La festa degli eroi 7 La fine dt Gamia 8 Il signore dell'abisso n 9 Nel mondo degli atomi (in prep.) (*) 1O Le montagne gemelle 11 Alamut 12 La fortezza della paura 13 Il mostro d'acciaio(") 14 La bambola di diamanti ( ') Albo triplo Domenicale a colori Serie in esaurimento 1 l'isola misteriosa 26 Il ritorno dt Rota 51 l labtrintì di corallo 2 la città sconosciuta 27 Le due cronosfere 52 Il vortice nello spazio 3 Tizoc, il tiranno 28 Nel mondo del 3000 53 l rinnegati dei due soli 4 Al centro della terra 29 La mmìera degli abissi 54 l violatori dello spazio 5 Il tiranno di Nova Longa 30 Gli spettri marini 55 La terra dei mostri 6 Il mare det serpenll 31 La ctttà del fuoco 56 Interludio nel buio 7 Nell'impero dei Maya 32 l misten dell'artico 57 Gli schiavi dì Ostar 8 Il regno di Azca 33 La vendetta dt Mtster X 58 Le cellule mentali 9 Il pozzo dei sacrifici 34 Il sogno spaventoso 59 Soggiorno a Relaxa 10 La cronosfera 35 l nuovi l ncas .. 60 l viaggiatori dello spazio 11 Viaggio nel tempo 36 La gloria degli lncas 61 Uno strano pianeta 12 Il capitano Southern 37 Il ntorno di Bradford 62 Terrore nella palude 13 l pirati del passato 38 Una nuova missione 63 Ritorno sulla Terra 14 La mummia 39 L'esploratore scomparso 64 Alla ricerca di Q. Quado 15 Le porte di Sebek 40 Il paese dell'unicorno 65 Il mondo del futuro 16 La corona del deserto 41 Alla conquista di Crystal Q 66 Il vuoto nel tempo 17 Ketboga Khan 42 La via delle stelle 67 Il mondo dì Tanyl 18 Bloodstone Il pirata 43 Il pianeta bollente 68 L'ultimo viaggio 19 La nebbia verde 44 Il prìncl pe nero 69 La fine di un sogno 20 La città del futuro 45 La metropoli nello spazio 21 Addio a Rota 46 La meteora meravigliosa 22 Il sentiero degli Dei 47 l pirati del cielo 23 Il dottor Dramaticus 48 Il maestro Volumi cartonati 24 La luce nera 49 Il ptaneta d'acqua La cronosfera 25 Il continente perduto 50 Il popolo volante L'isola misteriosa John Prentice 1 Diabolico intrigo 2 Saluti per Connie 3 Truffa all'uranio 4 la danzatrice ladra 5 l'obbiettivo della morte 6 le perle del vulcano 7 Furto in famiglia 8 l'omicidio del ricattatore 9 la mummia rubata lntricate avventure poliziesche affrontate e rosolie con impareggiabile stile da un affascinante investigatore:Rip Kirby. le strips, disegnate dapprima dal notissimo Alex Raymond, sono proseguite con rinnovato successo da John Prentice. Alex Raymond 1 la mano della cicatrice 1O l'arma verità 20 La figl ia del gangster 29 Ritorno a Mythan1a 2 la formula Hicks 11 Bobo il giustiziere 21 Lo storpiatore ritorna 30 La vendetta di Kismet 3 lo storpiatore 12 l'estate della menzogna 22 Musica infernale 31 CaCCia all'uomo 4 Spider il ricattatore 13 Inferno sulla neve 23 L'oro del capitano 32 Il solista del cnmme 5 Gioco d'azzardo 14 Sogni nella polvere 24 La grande corsa 33 Uno show per G1ggles Magee 6 la casa delle ba mbo le 15 li tesoro sepolto 25 la strana morte di Sherwood 34 Il mondo di Sari Adair 7 1- Il bambino rapito (1 ' parte) 16 l'usignolo scomparso 26 1- La ragazza del calendario 35 le belve umane 2- Il bambino rapito (2' parte) 17 Una valigia di dollari 2- L'oro di Twickam 36 la rosa di velluto 8 Il cormorano 18 Il grande "U" 27 Un corpo tra le fiamme 37 l'elisir della g1ovinezza 9 Il terzo sospetto 19 Duello nel deserto 28 Il principe conteso Alex Raymond Serie in esaurimento 1 Il dominatore 2 Il mistero dei fucili silenziosi 3 l'affare Marten 4 1falsa ri di Marbury 5 l gioielli del principe Abdullah Per queste poche storie un 6 l'inafferrabile astuto abbunamento particolarmente 7 la sparizione di Philip Shaw fortunato: il disegno di Alex Raymond 8 L'aereo fantasma ed il testo di dashiell Ha mm et. Serie radio pattuglia Le copertine sono state disegnate in esclusiva per il Club Anni Trenta dal pittore Piero Mancini. 1 Sergente Pat 2 Sorvegliata speciale Will Gould Serie in esaurimento 1 Il polizziotto da1 capelli rossi 13 La gang dei protettori (col.) 2 L'idolo verde 14 M1ster Satan (col.) 3 Il caso Johnny Dean 15 La fine di Jekill (col.) 4 L'enigma Shelby (col.) 16 Il cranio d'argento (col.) 5 L'assassino misterioso (col.) 17 La canzone della fiamma (col.) 6 Un terzetto eccezionale 18 Il codice segreto (col.) 7 Chi è il monaco 19 Rockie Milano (col.) 8 Il m1stero d1 via Peli (col.) 20 l terribili tre (col.) 9 Le campane del terrore 21 Torna. Bob Star! (col.) 1O Il conte Rinaldi 11 Vacanze a Su nny Dale (col. ) 12 La canzone dell'assassino (col.) Disponibili anche volumi Brossurati Cronologia integrale particolarissima: storie giornaliere e domenicali si mtrecc1ano in un alternarsi di bianco/nero e colore, nell'inconfond1b1le tratto di un disegnatore che con il suo stile ha precorso i tempi: Will Gould.
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