Jun 10, 2023
Georges Bielec, La Hyène, 1969.
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Georges Bielec, La Hyène, 1969.
Série Verte
Italian comics in french language. 200 official issues between 1974 [first issue: La malédiction de Boémond] and 1992 [end of publisher Elvifrance]. Not all were numerotated.There exist also 9 limited prints (micro-tirages) - those were issues that publishing director Georges Bielec did not present at the legal deposit [to escape at the censor commission]-In two decades of existence publisher Elvifrance had to destroy some four million copies of their comic pockets, examined and prohibited before diffusion!
At first, “Série Verte” published mainly crime comics (french edition of Sciacallo and Super Black) but soon weird & macabre tales of all genres will take all the place. Slightly erotic at first, the series will get always harder and the stories present the weirdest & wildest porn, in SF & macabre context. Scripts were mainly written by Carmelo Gozzo.
publisher: Elvifrance, 7 villa Robert Lindet < 201 rue Lecourbe, Paris 15e
publishing director:Georges Bielec
source:amsaklapper’s collection
HIPPY
Fine comics pocket book serie featuring various complete stories from different sources and countries (including many Archie Andrews strips). The material (same characters) was used first by Max Canal for different other collections (Teddy Boy, Campus Girl, Lucky) at his Editions de Poche label. Here, circa 1969, it is published on a subsidiary label of his.
publisher: Idées Images, Paris
publishing director: Georges Bielec
source:amsaklapper’s collection
TERROR
...Necrophagia
Italian comics edited in french language. The french serie “Terror” (1971/1973) issued mostly titles from italian series “Oltretomba” & “Terror”.
Publisher: Elvifrance
Publishing Director:Georges Bielec
source:amsaklapper’s fumetti collection
advertisement for Leone Frollo’s Lucifera.
publisher: Elvifrance (1973)
publishing director: Georges Bielec
ZAKIMORT
Pier Carpi - Flavio Bozzoli
Back cover of #4 (Second french serie, 1968)
Publisher: Editions de Poche
Publishing director: Gilbert Santini *
*(Gilbert Santini was one of those guys who worked - maybe were formed - at Max Canal’s Editions de Poche and who later became themselves publishers of this kind of stories. Another example is Georges Bielec who later founded Elvifrance)
source:amsaklapper’s collection
Electrochoc: the french edition of Sukia
In France, Sukia didn’t have her eponymous serie but was published in the monthly “Electrochoc”(publisher: Elvifrance).
She was not named Sukia but Tania....
Electrochoc #1: “Abeilles meurtrières”
Electrochoc #2: “Photos pornos”
via http://aucarrefouretrange.blogspot.co.uk/