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[Bad Samaritan]

Thanks, Texxx. I'll get that film.

1995 and 2001. Strange...!confused!

If it's not too private, is that Tex Willer in your name?

[Texxx]

Bad Samaritan wrote:

> Thanks, Texxx. I'll get that film.
>
> 1995 and 2001. Strange...!confused!
>
> If it's not too private, is that Tex Willer in your name?
>

!grin!

It's the same question in Italy. It's the nickname my friends gave me when I was young. I added here two x's. I never liked Tex Willer, too boring.

[jj]

My hero : -))

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[chiavatorcortese]

So our ranger is known in England to?

[jj]

He is now :- ))

[Bad Samaritan]

Texxx wrote:

I never liked Tex Willer, too boring.
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If you are bored with that ranger, what about some Miki?

We used to read this one when we were kids but I wonder what will today's parents say if they see a bright young boy hanging around with two alcoholic elderly losers presented to their little ones as an ideal role model. !grin!

[Texxx]

Bad Samaritan wrote:

> Texxx wrote:
>
> I never liked Tex Willer, too boring.
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> If you are bored with that ranger, what about some Miki?
>
> We used to read this one when we were kids but I wonder what
> will today's parents say if they see a bright young boy hanging
> around with two alcoholic elderly losers presented to their
> little ones as an ideal role model. !grin!
>

Miki is Capitan Miki? I didn't use to read it. I remember Capitan Mark.
Amongst Bonelli's books I used to read Mister No, Nick Raider, and lastly Dylan Dog, maybe the best. Now I like mangas.

[jj]

Bad Samaritan wrote:
> .... two alcoholic elderly losers presented to their little ones as
an ideal role model.

A Scottish role-model, and one of my personal heroes:
[IMG]http://www.egafd.com/images/hosted/lbew98rwydkkuewti15r_thumb.jpg[/IMG][IMG]http://www.egafd.com/images/hosted/20uwtujiifuke26g710d_thumb.jpg[/IMG].

[Bad Samaritan]

jj, it was Miki not the heaps who were presented as a role model. You misquote my words to justify your cause.

Texxx, I don't know any ranger named Miki other than Capitan Miki.

Mark had a considerable following but Blek was more popular here.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDkyebCCKRQ
www.youtube.com/watch?v=t__YYXxjUlI

Among Western fumetti, Ken Parker is the most popular one, given that comics are read only by adults today. Tex Willer or (to a much lesser extent) Kinowa may also be of preference.

[jj]

Bad Samaritan wrote:
> jj, it was Miki not the heaps who were presented as a role
> model. You misquote my words to justify your cause.
You should know by now I'll do anything for a laugh [img]http://www.egafd.com/forum/smileys/clown.gif[/img]
Don't be so pompous [img]http://www.egafd.com/forum/smileys/oldie.gif[/img]


The rest of your cultural references went straight over my head,
and hit the wall [img]http://www.egafd.com/forum/smileys/doh.gif[/img]
A timely reminder of the positively abyssal depths of my ignorance.