User:Murgh/Spirou albumsection
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[edit] Regular series
| Cover | Order | Title | Translation | Serialised | Album | Introductions |
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1 | Quatre aventures de Spirou et Fantasio | Four Adventures of Spirou and Fantasio | Le Journal de Spirou #522 - #540, #541 - #566 #567 - #574, #589 - #616 1948 - 1950 |
1950 | Spirou, Fantasio, Spip |
| Four stories written and drawn by Franquin: Spirou et les plans du robot, Spirou sur le ring, Spirou fait du cheval, and Spirou chez les Pygmées. | ||||||
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2 | Il y a un sorcier à Champignac | There's a Sorceror in Champignac | Le Journal de Spirou #653 - #685 1950 - 1951 |
1951 | Mayor and Count of Champignac |
| Written by Franquin and Jijé from a story by Henri Gillain, drawn by Franquin. | ||||||
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3 | Les chapeaux noirs | The Black Hats | Le Journal de Spirou #617 - #635, #575 - #588 #686 - #692, #636 - #652 1949 - 1950 |
1952 | |
| Four stories: Les chapeaux noirs and Mystère à la frontière by Franquin; Comme une mouche au plafond and Spirou et les hommes-grenouilles by Jijé. | ||||||
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4 | Spirou et les héritiers | Spirou and the Heirs | Le Journal de Spirou #693 - #726 1951 - 1952 |
1952 | Zantafio, Marsupilami |
| Written and drawn by Franquin. | ||||||
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5 | Welcome to Alflolol | Bienvenue sur Alflolol | Issues 632 (16 December 1971) to 653 (11 May 1972) | 1972 | Yes |
| Earth's industrial colony Technorog is thrown into chaos when the planet's indigenous population suddenly turns up and claim their home, which they call Alflolol, back. Valérian and Laureline must find a way to enable the natives and the colonists to live together in harmony. | ||||||
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5 | Birds of the Master | Les Oiseaux du Maître | Issues 710 (14 June 1973) to 722 (6 September 1973) | 1973 | No |
| Crash landing on a strange planet, Valérian and Laureline are enslaved by the minions of the mysterious Master and his terrifying Birds-of-Madness. | ||||||
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6 | Ambassador of the Shadows | L'Ambassadeur des Ombres | Issues M14 (1 July 1975) to M17 (1 October 1975) | 1975 | Yes |
| While on a diplomatic protection mission, Earth's ambassador to Point Central, the vast space-station that acts as a meeting place for all the races of the cosmos, is abducted along with Valerian. Laureline travels from section to section of Point Central in search of the kidnappers. | ||||||
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7 | On the False Earths | Sur les Terres Truquées | Issues M31 (30 November 1976) to M34 (1 March 1977) | 1977 | No |
| India, the 19th century, Valérian, acting as a soldier in the French Company of the Indes is part of a force attacking a Jain fort. Entering the temple inside the fort, Valérian finds an alien communications device. Reporting back to Laureline, he is surprised and shot, he plunges into a river and then straight out into space. Laureline looks on in horror – this is the 206th time she has watched Valérian die... | ||||||
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8 | Heroes of the Equinox | Les Héros de l’Equinoxe | Issues M47 (21 March 1978) to M50 (27 June 1978) | 1978 | Yes |
| Valérian competes, as Earth's representative, with three other champions from other worlds to find out who is the most suitable to repopulate the sterile planet of Simlane. | ||||||
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9 | Métro Châtelet, Direction Cassiopeia | Métro Châtelet, Direction Cassiopée | Issues M70 (1 March 1980) to M73 (1 June 1980) | 1980 | No |
| Valérian is in Paris, 1980 investigating mysterious apparitions in the metro. Laureline has been dispatched to the Constellation of Cassiopeia to find the source of the apparitions. What connection to they have to the two powerful multinationals Bellson & Gambler and W.A.A.M.? | ||||||
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10 | Brooklyn Station, Terminus Cosmos | Brooklyn Station, Terminus Cosmos | Issues M82 (1 March 1981) to M85 (1 June 1981) | 1981 | No |
| Continued from Métro Châtelet, Direction Cassiopeia . Valérian attempts to discover where the fourth apparition will manifest. Laureline continues her search in Cassiopeia. All sides come together in Brooklyn, New York. | ||||||
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11 | The Ghosts of Inverloch | Les Spectres d'Inverloch | Issues M110 (1 July 1983) to M117 (1 February 1984) | 1984 | No |
| Laureline is in Scotland, the guest of Lady Seal. Valérian is hunting for a native of Glapum't. Albert is in London, en route to Scotland. The Shingouz are on Rubanis seeking information from Colonel Tloc, the chief of police. Lord Seal is in the United States being updated on sabotage of the world's military hierarchy. The Chief of the Spatio-Temporal Service watches Galaxity fade into the mists of time. Who is the ghost of Inverloch Castle and why has he called this disparate group of people together? | ||||||
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12 | The Rage of Hypsis | Les Foudres d’Hypsis | Issues M128 (1 January 1985) to M135 (1 September 1985) | 1985 | No |
| Continued from The Ghosts of Inverloch. The team sets out from Inverloch in search of Hypsis. What consequences will Valérian and Laureline's intervention have for the future of Galaxity? | ||||||
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13 | On the Frontiers | Sur les Frontières | Not serialised | 1988 | Yes |
| A series of unexplained accidents at nuclear power stations alerts Valérian, Laureline and Albert that someone may be attempting to return Earth's history back onto the course they derailed in The Rage of Hypsis. Following the trail across the borders of many countries, Valérian comes face to face with a ghost from the past. | ||||||
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14 | The Living Weapons | Les Armes Vivantes | Not serialised | 1990 | Yes |
| Running short of money and with an astroship in need of a service, Valérian takes Laureline to the planet Blopik with a mysterious special delivery. | ||||||
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15 | The Circles of Power | Les Cercles du Pouvoir | Not serialised | 1994 | Yes |
| Valérian and Laureline are on Rubanis, their astroship is desperate need of repair but they have no money. Reluctantly, they accept a job from Colonel Tloc, the chief of police – to find out who is controlling Rubanis from the Circle of Power. | ||||||
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16 | Hostages of the Ultralum | Otages de l'Ultralum | Not serialised | 1996 | No |
| Valérian and Laureline are enjoying a luxurious cruise when the Caliphon, the son of the Grand Caliph of Iksaladam, is kidnapped, and Laureline with him, by the mercenary group the Mortis Quartet. Allying himself with some old acquaintances, Valérian attempts to rescue them. | ||||||
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17 | Orphan of the Stars | L'Orphelin des Astres | Not serialised | 1998 | No |
| Continued from Hostages of the Ultralum. Still pursued by the Mortis Quartet, Valérian and Laureline reach the Asteroids of Shimballil with the Califon. Can they find a safe haven for him there? | ||||||
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18 | In Uncertain Times | Par des Temps Incertains | Not serialised | 2001 | No |
| The trinity of Hypsis attempt to prevent the multinational Vivaxis from pursuing a line of genetic research. Valérian and Laureline move closer to learning the mystery behind the disappearance of Galaxity. | ||||||
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19 | At the Edge of the Great Void | Au Bord du Grand Rien | Not serialised | 2004 | No |
| Valérian and Laureline are acting as shopkeepers while trying to discover information about the disappearance of Earth. At the same time an expedition is about to leave for the Great Void, the unknown region at the edge of the universe. | ||||||
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20 | The Order of the Stones | L'Ordre des Pierres | Not serialised | 2007 | No |
| Continued from At the Edge of the Great Void. Valérian and Laureline encounter the Wolochs. | ||||||
Seven short stories were also published in the quarterly, digest-sized Super Pocket Pilote between 1969 and 1970 and later collected in Across the Pathways of Space (Par Les Chemins De l’Espace) (1997):
| Cover | English title | French title | Published in Super Pocket Pilote |
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The Great Collector | Le Grand Collectionneur | Issue 3 (3 April 1969) |
| The Cogs of Uxgloa | Les Engrenages d'Uxgloa | Issue 4 (12 June 1969) | |
| Tsirillitis the Asteroid | Tsirillitis l'Asteroide | Issue 5 (23 October 1969) | |
| The Sad Planet | La Planete Triste | Issue 6 (25 December 1969) | |
| Funny Specimens | Droles de Specimens | Issue 7 (19 March 1970) | |
| The Fflumgluff of Friendship | Le Fflumgluff de l'Amitie | Issue 8 (25 June 1970) | |
| Triumph of Technology | Triomphe de la Technique | Issue 9 (29 October 1970) |
[edit] Franquin
- 1. Quatre aventures de Spirou et Fantasio (Four Adventures of Spirou and Fantasio), featuring:
- 2. Il y a un sorcier à Champignac (There is a Sorcerer in Champignac), 1951, written by Henri Gillain. First appearance of the Mayor and the Count of Champignac.
- 3. Les chapeaux noirs (The Black Hats), 1952; followed by:
- Comme une mouche au plafond (Like a Fly on the Ceiling) by Jijé.
- Spirou et les hommes-grenouilles (Spirou and the Frogmen) by Jijé.
- Mystère à la frontière (Mystery at the Frontier)
- 4. Spirou et les héritiers (Spirou and the Heirs), 1952. First appearance of Zantafio and the Marsupilami.
- 5. Les voleurs du Marsupilami (The Marsupilami Robbers), 1952; after an idea by Jo Almo. This story begins when Spirou et les héritiers ends.
- 6. La corne de rhinocéros (The Rhinoceros Horn), 1953. First appearance of Seccotine and Turbot-Rhino I.
- 7. Le dictateur et le champignon (The Dictator and the Mushroom), 1953; after an idea by Maurice Rosy.
- 8. La mauvaise tête (The Wrong Head), 1954
- 9. Le repaire de la murène (The Murena's Hideout), 1955. First appearance of John Helena, alias "The Murena".
- 10. Les pirates du silence (Pirates of Silence), 1956; with Maurice Rosy (writing) and Will (backgrounds).
- followed by La Quick Super, 1956
- 11. Le gorille a bonne mine (Gorilla's in Good Shape), 1956
- followed by Vacances sans histoires (Uneventful Holidays). First appearance of Gaston Lagaffe.
- 12. Le nid des Marsupilamis (The Marsupilamis' Nest), 1957
- followed by La foire aux gangsters (Gangsters at the Fair)
- 13. Le voyageur du Mésozoïque (The Traveller from the Mesozoic), 1957)
- followed by La peur au bout du fil (Fear at the End of the Line), 1959; with Greg (writing) and Jidéhem (backgrounds).
- 14. Le prisonnier du Bouddha (The prisoner of the Buddha), 1959; with Greg (writing) and Jidéhem (backgrounds).
- 15. Z comme Zorglub (Z is for Zorglub), 1960; with Greg (writing) and Jidéhem (backgrounds). First appearance of Zorglub.
- 16. L'ombre du Z (The Shadow of Z, 1960); with Greg (writing) and Jidéhem (backgrounds). Concludes a diptych.
- 17. Spirou et les hommes-bulles (Spirou and the Bubble Men), 1959)
- followed by Les petits formats (The Small Formats), 1960; both with Jean Roba (art). These stories, along with Tembo Tabou, first appeared in the newspaper, Le Parisien Libéré.
- 18. QRN sur Bretzelburg (Q.R.N. over Bretzelburg), 1963; with Greg (writing) and Jidéhem (backgrounds). A longer version was published in 1987 in limited print.
- 19. Panade à Champignac (Babysitting in Champignac), 1968; with Peyo and Gos (writing).
- followed by Bravo les Brothers (Hurrah for the Brothers), 1967; with Jidéhem (backgrounds).
- 24. Tembo Tabou, 1958, with Roba (art); followed by short stories.
[edit] Fournier
- 20. Le faiseur d'or (The Gold Maker), 1970. with Franquin (Marsupilami artwork). Last appareance of the Marsupilami.
- 21. Du glucose pour Noémie (Glucose for Noémie), 1971
- 22. L'abbaye truquée (The Disguised Abbey), 1972
- 23. Tora Torapa, 1973
- 25. Le gri-gri du Niokolo-Koba (The Gris-gris of Niokolo-Koba), 1974
- 26. Du cidre pour les étoiles (Cider for the Stars), 1977
- 27. L'Ankou (The Ankou), 1978
- 28. Kodo le tyran (Kodo the Tyrant), 1979
- 29. Des haricots partout (Beans Everywhere), 1980. Concludes a diptych.
[edit] Nic & Cauvin
- 30. La ceinture du grand froid (The Great Cold Ring), 1983
- 31. La boîte noire (The Black Box), 1983
- 32. Les faiseurs du silence (The Silence Makers), 1984
[edit] Tome & Janry
- 33. Virus, 1984
- 34. Aventure en Australie (Adventure in Australia), 1985
- 35. Qui arrêtera Cyanure? (Who Will Stop Cyanide?), 1985
- 36. L'horloger de la comète (The Comet's Watchmaker), 1986
- 37. Le réveil du Z (Awakening of the Z), 1986. Concludes a diptych.
- 38. La jeunesse de Spirou (Spirou's Youth), 1987
- 39. Spirou à New-York (Spirou in New York), 1987. First appareance of Don Vito "Lucky" Cortizone.
- 40. La frousse aux trousses (Fear on the tail), 1988
- 41. La vallée des bannis (Valley of the Banished), 1989. Concludes a diptych.
- 42. Spirou à Moscou (Spirou in Moscow), 1990
- 43. Vito la Déveine (Bad Luck Vito), 1991
- 44. Le rayon noir (The Black Ray), 1993
- 45. Luna fatale, 1995
- 46. Machine qui rêve (Dreaming Machine), 1998
[edit] Morvan & Munuera
- 47. Paris-sous-Seine (Paris-Under-Seine), 2004
- 48. L'homme qui ne voulait pas mourir (The Man Who Didn't Want To Die), 2005
- 49. Spirou et Fantasio à Tokyo (Spirou and Fantasio in Tokyo), 2006
- 49Z. Spirou et Fantasio, le 49Z [1]. Short Spirou manga by Hiroyuki Oshima.[2]
[edit] Special issues ("hors-séries")
- 1. L'héritage (The inheritance). Featuring:
- 2. Radar le robot (Radar the robot). Featuring:
- 3. La voix sans maître et 5 autres aventures (The Voice Without Owner and 5 Other Adventures). Featuring stories by:
- Rob-Vel: La naissance de Spirou (Spirou's Birth), 1938; Spirou et la puce (Spirou and the flea), 1943
- Franquin: Fantasio et le siphon (Fantasio and the Siphon), 1957
- Nic: Le fantacoptère solaire (The Solar Fantacopter), 1980
- Tome & Janry: La voix sans maître, 1981; La menace (The menace), 1982; La Tirelire est là (The Money Box is There), 1984; Une semaine de Spirou et Fantasio (A week of Spirou and Fantasio), 2001
- 4. Fantasio et le fantôme et 4 autres aventures (Fantasio and the Ghost and 4 Other Adventures). Featuring stories by:
- Jijé: Fantasio et le fantôme, 1946
- Franquin: La Zorglumobile (The Zorglcar), 1976; Noël dans la brousse (Christmas in the Bush), 1949; Fantasio et les pantins téléguidés (Fantasio and the Remote-Controlled Skates), 1957
- Yves Chaland: Cœurs d'acier (Steel Hearts), 1982
- Fournier: Vacances à Brocéliande (Holidays at Broceliland), 1973; Joyeuses Pâques, Papa! (Happy Easter, Dad!), 1971
[edit] One-shots: Une aventure de Spirou et Fantasio par...
- 1. Les géants pétrifiés (The Petrified Giants), 2006, by Fabien Vehlmann (story) and Yoann (art). [3]
- 2. Announced: Le tombeau des Champignac (The Tomb of the Champignacs), 2006, by Yann (story) and Fabrice Tarrin (art).
- 3. Announced: Les marais du temps (The Marshlands of Time), 2007, by Frank Le Gall.
