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Celebrity comics

November 30, 2023

Celebrity comics are comics based on the fame and popularity of a celebrity.[1] They are a byproduct of merchandising around a certain media star or franchise and have existed since the mass media and comics came into existence in the 19th century. Celebrity comics are usually not held in high esteem by critics, because of their purely commercial nature. They are solely created to capitalize on media trends and therefore published so quickly and cheaply that drawings and narratives tend to be of very low quality.[1]

Definition edit

Celebrity comics are usually written and drawn for commercial purposes.[1] Publishers try to cash in on the fame of a well known radio, TV, film star or series by launching a comic book or an entire comic book series about these media stars.[1] Comics about sports champions or theatrical actors fall in the same category. The line of thought behind these works is that the audience will be more likely to buy something they already recognize from theatre, film, radio or TV than a brand new series about an original creation.

Despite the commercial potential few of these celebrity comics last long. Their sales are usually based on the amount of attention a certain celebrity receives during a certain period. If the media craze or fad dies down the comic version usually fizzles out as well.[1] Another reason why many of these comics fail in the long run has to do with the fact that companies usually pass both the writing and drawing to less skilled artists, many of which don't have much experience in their profession. Apart from that the artists in question are put under pressure of a TV channel, company or the media star himself to follow their own demands and expectations as much as possible.[1]

Celebrity comics should not be confused with satirical comics or political comics, which lampoon celebrities. While these can sometimes be made to play-off the fame of a celebrity, they usually tend to be less respectful towards the media stars in question and are seldom made with their own participation.

Despite the fact that celebrity comics are considered pure pulp some people have interest in these titles as a mere nostalgic or historical curiosity, of which they enjoy the campiness.

History edit

 
Dan Leno's Comic Journal, Issue No. 1, February 26, 1898

Celebrity comics have existed since the late 19th century. The earliest example was the magazine Dan Leno's Comic Journal (1898), based on the popularity of British music hall comedian Dan Leno. The paper was primarily aimed at young adults and featured a fictional version of Leno. He personally wrote most of the gags and stories, while Tom Browne contributed many of the illustrations.[2] The comedian retained editorial control of the paper, deciding which items to omit.[3][4] After a run of nearly two years the novelty wore off, and Leno lost interest. The paper shut down on December 2, 1899.[2][3] Another early example was a comic strip drawn between 1909 and 1913 about the local village eccentric Robert W. Patten by John Hager, which was published in the Seattle Daily Times.[5] When Hollywood started making slapstick films many comics series were made about popular film comedians. E.C. Segar's Charlie Chaplin's Comic Capers is perhaps the most famous example and ran for a solid two years, between 1916 and 1918. Between the 1920s and early 1960s the British magazines Radio Fun and Film Fun were even completely based around comics about radio and film celebrities. In the mid-1930s American artists like Alfred Buescher,[6] Clifton H. Crittenden,[7] Roland Jack Scott, and Arthur J. Palmer also made text comics based on the lives of celebrities who made headlines at the time. When television became popular in the 1950s and 1960s it opened the door for a whole stream of comics based on popular TV shows and stars. In every country with a comics industry examples of celebrity comics can be found.

The longest-running celebrity comic in the world made by the same two creators is the Belgian series Urbanus by Urbanus and Willy Linthout. It was in constant production from 1982 up until 2022.[8]

Celebrity animated cartoons edit

A subgenre is celebrity animated cartoon series, based on the popularity of a well known musical artist (Hammerman), band (The Beatles, The Jackson 5ive, The Osmonds, New Kids on the Block), film stars (The Abbott and Costello Cartoon Show, Jackie Chan Adventures, Amigo and Friends, Laurel and Hardy, Mary-Kate and Ashley in Action, Chuck Norris: Karate Kommandos, The New Three Stooges,...), TV star (The Gary Coleman Show, Partridge Family 2200 A.D., Mr. T, Laverne & Shirley in the Army, The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang) and/or sports champion (Harlem Globetrotters, I Am the Greatest: The Adventures of Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson Mysteries, Ronaldinho Gaucho's Team,...).

List of celebrity comics by country edit

Argentina edit

  • Chifladuras de Carlitos Balá, based on TV host Carlitos Balá, drawn by Felix Saborido.[9]
  • El Oso Arturo, based on a character from the TV show VideoMatch, drawn by Walter Carzon.[10]
  • Pipito, based on singer Pipo Pescador, drawn by Walter Carzon.[10]
  • La Sole, based on the Argentine singer Soledad Pastorutti, drawn by Walter Carzon.[10]
  • La Voz del Rioba con los reportajes de Minguito, based on the TV series La Voz del Rioba and character played by Juan Carlos Altavista. It was drawn by Felix Saborido.[9]
  • El Gordo Porcel, based on TV and movie star Jorge Porcel. It was drawn by Francisco Mazza.[9]
  • El Capitán Piluso, based on the character played by Alberto Olmedo. It was drawn by Francisco Mazza.[9]

Belgium edit

  • Albert en Co (since 2013 Filip van België), based on the Belgian royal family, written and drawn by Charel Cambré. The series has a mild satirical tone.[11]
  • Baba Yega, a children's comic based on the Belgian dance group Baba Yega, written by Leon and drawn by Steve Van Bael.[12]
  • Les Diables Rouges, a humoristic sports comic (2013-2014) about the Belgian national association football team by André Lebrun (writing) and Philippe Bercovici (drawings).[13]
  • En Daarmee Basta!, a humor comic (2006–2009), based on the children's TV series En Daarmee Basta!, written by Tom Bouden[14] and drawn by Wim Swerts and Luc Van Asten.[15] and Vanas.
  • Les Fabuleux Exploits d'Eddy Merckx, a sports comic (1973) about cyclist Eddy Merckx, written by Yves Duval[16] and Christian Lippens.[17]
  • Familie Backeljau, a humor comic based on the popular TV sitcom De Familie Backeljau, drawn by Luc Morjaeu.[18]
  • F.C. De Kampioenen, a humor comic (1996) based on the popular TV sitcom FC De Kampioenen, written and drawn by Hector Leemans.[19] It's currently one of the most successful Flemish comics series, still selling strong even though the TV series itself came to an end in 2011.
  • Flikken, an action comic (2010) based on the TV police series Flikken, written by Zaki Dewaele and drawn by Michaël Vincent.[20]
  • Gaston en Leo, a humor comic (1985) based on the comedy duo Gaston en Leo, written and drawn by Jeff Broeckx.[21]
  • Geschipper Naast Mathilde, a humor comic (1955) based on the TV sitcom Schipper naast Mathilde, written and drawn by Willy Vandersteen.[22]
  • De Geverniste Vernepelingskes, a satirical gag-a-day comic (1997) in which the main characters are comedian Urbanus[23] and comics artist Jan Bosschaert,[24] who consequently also write and draw the gags. The series also features numerous cameos of Flemish celebrities.
  • Get Ready!, a humor adventure comic based on the popular boys band Get Ready!, written by Danny Roelens, drawn by Patriek Roelens.[25]
  • Le Grand Jojo, a humor comic (2014) based on the Walloon singer and comedian Le Grand Jojo by André Lebrun (writing) and Philippe Bercovici (drawings).[13]
  • Jacques Vermeire, a humor adventure comic based on the popular comedian Jacques Vermeire, written and drawn by Geert Kinnaert.[26]
  • Jean-Marie Pfaff, De Held van München, a humoristic biographical comic about association football player Jean-Marie Pfaff by K. Luyckx and F. Defossez.[27]
  • John Massis, a humor comic about acrobat John Massis, written and drawn by Pirana, who was a close friend of his.[28]
  • Jommeke in Bobbejaanland, a 1979 one-shot comic book featuring a cross-over between the comics character Jommeke and popular singer and theme park owner Bobbejaan Schoepen.[29][30]
  • Justine Henin, a 2007 sports comic by Yves Duval[16] and Edouard Aidans about tennis champion Justine Henin.[31]
  • De avonturen van K3, a humor adventure comic (2000–...) based on the popular girls group K3, written by Jan Ruysbergh, drawn by Patriek Roelens[25] and later Charel Cambré.[11]
  • Kabouter Plop, a humor comic based on the popular children's TV show Kabouter Plop, written and drawn by Jean-Pol,[32] Wim Swerts and Luc Van Asten [33][34]
  • Kamiel in Vuur en Vlam, a one-shot comic book about fire prevention by Marc Daniels [35] and Rik De Wulf, starring Kamiel Spiessens, a comedic character created by Flemish comedian Chris Van den Durpel.[36]
  • Katastroof, a humor comic about the local Antwerp band Katastroof written by Tom Metdepenningen,[37] a member of the group.
  • Kim, a humor adventure comic (2004) about tennis player Kim Clijsters, written by Hector Leemans[19] and drawn by Wim Swerts[15] and Vanas.
  • #Like Me, a humorous comic based on the children's TV show of the same name, written by Tom Bouden, Joyce Beullens and drawn by Michaël Vincent.[38]
  • Marc Coucke, a humorous adventure comic based on business man and sports chairman Marc Coucke, written by Leon and drawn by Steve Van Bael.[12]
  • Het Manneke, a gag-a-day comic (1962) about the popular TV sketch show Het Manneke, written by the actor himself, Jef Cassiers, and drawn by PIL[39] and later Marc Payot.[40]
  • Margriet Hermans, a humor comic (1993) about singer and TV presenter Margriet Hermans, written by Peter Verbelen and drawn by Erik Vancoillie.[41]
  • Mega Mindy, a humor adventure comic (2007–2009) based on the popular children's TV show Mega Mindy, drawn by Charel Cambré.[11]
  • Merlina, an adventure comic (1986) based on the popular children's TV show Merlina [nl], written by Dick Durver (pseudonym for singer and Vlaams Belang politician Jef Elbers, who was also the TV series' script writer) and drawn by Danny De Haes.[42]
  • M-Kids, a humor adventure comic (2002–2004) based on the girl group M-Kids, written by Jan Ruysbergh, drawn by Luc Morjaeu.[18]
  • Nachtwacht, a fantasy comic by Peter van Gucht and Steve Van Bael, based on the eponymous children's TV series.[12]
  • Papa Chico, a children's comic about TV clown Papa Chico, written by Tony and drawn by Tody.[43]
  • De Pfaffs, a humor adventure comic (2003–2004) based on the reality TV series De Pfaffs, written by Ronald Grossey and drawn by Charel Cambré.[11]
  • Piet Piraat, a children's comic (2002-2012), based on the TV series Piet Piraat, written and drawn by Wim Swerts and Luc Van Asten.[33][34]
  • De Planckaerts, a humor comic (2003) based on the reality TV series De Planckaerts about former cyclist Eddy Planckaert and his family.[12]
  • Samson en Gert, a humor adventure comic (1993–2005) based on the children's TV show Samson en Gert, drawn and written by Wim Swerts[15] and Jean-Pol.[32] Wim Swerts and Luc Van Asten [33][34]
  • Spring!, a humor adventure comic (2004–2007) based on the children's TV show Spring, written by Luc Morjaeu[18] and drawn by Charel Cambré.[11]
  • De Strangers, a humor comic (1984) about the Flemish comedic band De Strangers, written by Patrick Vermeir, drawn by Dirk Stallaert.[44]
  • De avonturen van Tommeke, a humor comic (2007–2008) based on the cyclist Tom Boonen, written by Ivan Claeys and drawn by Patrick Van Oppen.[45]
  • Urbanus, a humor comic (1982) based on the popular comedian Urbanus, written by himself[23] and drawn by Willy Linthout.[46] It has been in continuous syndication since 1982, making it the longest-running and best-selling celebrity comic of Flanders and in the world.
  • Van Rossem, a semi-satirical comic (1991–1992) based on the politician and economist Jean-Pierre Van Rossem who also wrote the scripts. The drawings were made by Erik Meynen.[47]
  • Vertongen & Co, a humor comic (2011), based on the children's TV show Vertongen & Co, written by Hec Leemans,[19] drawn by Luc Van Asten and Wim Swerts.[15]
  • W817, a humor comic (2003–2011) based on the children's TV show W817, written by Hec Leemans[19] and Tom Bouden[14] and drawn by Luc Van Asten and Wim Swerts.[15]
  • Wendy Van Wanten, a humor comic about the pin-up model Wendy Van Wanten (1992), written by Tony Beirens and drawn by Yurg.[48]
  • X!NK, an adventure comic (2004–2006) based on the music band X!nk, written and drawn by Mario Boon.[49]
  • Zappy Max, a humor comic (1959–1960), based on the popular radio presenter Zappy Max, written and drawn by Maurice Tillieux.[50]
  • Zornik, a humor comic (2005) about the Belgian rock band Zornik, written by Mario Boon[49] and drawn by Freek van Haagen.

Brazil edit

  • Beto Carrero, a comic based on cowboy and theme park owner Beto Carrero, drawn by Eugênio Colonnese.[51]
  • Fuzarca e Torresmo, a comic based on the popular clowns duo of the same name, drawn by Eduardo Barbosa.[52]
  • Gugu Liberato, a comic based on actor, singer and TV presenter Gugu Liberato, drawn by Watson Portela.[53]
  • Ronaldinho Gaucho, a sports comic (2006) based on association football player Ronaldinho Gaucho, drawn by Mauricio de Sousa (of Monica's Gang fame). The comic also inspired an animated TV series, Ronaldinho Gaucho's Team (2011).
  • Rocky Lane, a comics series based on U.S. western actor Rocky Lane, drawn by Primaggio Mantovi.[54]
  • Sergio Mallandro, a humor comic based on the popularity of the Brazilian TV host Sergio Mallandro, drawn by Paulo Borges.[55]
  • Mestre Kim, a comic based on taekwondo expert Mestre Kim, drawn by Eugênio Colonnese.[51]
  • Senninha, a motorsports comics by Rogério Martins and Ridaut Dias Jr., based on legendary Brazilian motor racer Ayrton Senna. It was first published before his tragic death and kept being published for several years afterwards.
  • Os Trapalhões, a humor comic based on the popularity of the Brazilian comedy team Os Trapalhões, drawn by Paulo Borges[55] and Watson Portela.[53]
  • Turma do Lambe-Lambe, a comics series based on the eponymous children's TV show, made by the show's creator, Daniel Azulay, himself.[56]

Canada edit

  • Fous Comme Brac, a 1950s humor comic based on the radio show Fous Comme Brac, drawn by Galiana.[57]
  • Juliette Béliveau, a 1950-1954 gag comic starring actress Juliette Béliveau, drawn by Dick Lucas.[58]
  • Sergeant Renfrew by Dave Broadfoot and Olga Urbansky, a humor comic based on the eponymous comedy character by Dave Broadfoot.[59]
  • Willie Lamothe, a comic strip based on country singer Willie Lamothe, drawn by Charles Brunet.[60]
  • Zézette, a comic based on a popular radio show of the same name, drawn by Paul St-Jean.[61]

Costa Rica edit

  • Las Figonas de Paso Ancho, humor comics series based on the play and TV series by Samuel Rovinski, drawn by Hugo Díaz Jiménez.[62]

Croatia edit

  • Mendo Mendović, based on the popular children's puppet TV series, drawn by Bordo.[63]

Finland edit

  • Lordi, based on the rock band Lordi. The stories are written by their frontman Tomi Putaansuu, while Sami Kivelä provided artwork.[64]

France edit

  • Les Bario, based on the clown ensemble Les Bario, by Jean Ache.[65]
  • Les Cinq Sous de Lavarède, a 1939 text comic based on the film Les Cinq Sous de Lavarède (1938) starring Fernandel.[66] The comic was written and drawn by Pellos.[67]
  • Fais Pas Ci, Fais Pas Ça, a 2012 humor comic based on the TV show Fais pas ci, fais pas ça, drawn by Philippe Bercovici and written by Dal.[68]
  • Signé Furax, based on the popular radio play Signé Furax, drawn by Henry Blanc.[69]
  • Les Aventures d'Ulysse, a comic strip based on the 1977 children's TV show Le Club d'Ulysse, drawn by Pierre-Yves Gabrion.[70]
  • Zinedine Zidane, a 2005 comic about football player Zinedine Zidane by Alexis Nolent, Marco Venanzi and Michel Pierret.[71]

Germany edit

  • Die Geschichte vom General Hindenburg (1915), a propaganda comic about Paul von Hindenburg, drawn by Arpad Schmidhammer.[72]

Italy edit

  • Abbott & Costello, 1940s comics based on the Hollywood comedy duo Abbott & Costello, drawn by Dino Attanasio,[73] among others.
  • La Cicciolina, a 1980s erotic comics series by Giovanni Romanini and Lucio Filippucci, based on Hungarian-Italian porn actress and politician La Cicciolina.[74][75]
  • Criche e Croc, 1940s comics based on the Hollywood comedy duo Laurel & Hardy, drawn by Dino Attanasio[73] and Andrea Da Passano,[76] among others.
  • La Genesi di Freak, a 2008-2009 comics series by Roberto Antoni, Stefano Ianne and Marcello Albano based on Roberto "Freak" Antoni himself, lead singer of the comedy punk band Skiantos.[77]
  • Roberto & C., a 1981 comic by Enrico Borgatti and Sergio Corteggi about actor and comedian Roberto Benigni.[78]

Mexico edit

The Netherlands edit

  • AbsolutLee, based on the popular singer Lee Towers, written and drawn by Rob Derks. It was eventually cancelled because Towers had not given any permission for the work.[81]
  • André van Duin, a gag-a-day comic (1975) about the famous comedian André van Duin, scripted by himself and drawn by Fred Julsing.[82] In the 1980s a similar humor comic was made, but with a different artist: Toon van Driel.[83]
  • Bakken aan de bar, a gag-a-day comic strip (1971) based on the popularity of the Dutch satirical shows De Fred Haché Show and Barend is weer bezig. It was drawn by the main actors themselves: Harry Touw and IJf Blokker.[84]
  • Bart de Graaff, a humor comic based on Dutch TV presenter Bart de Graaff, written and drawn by Rudi Jonker.[85]
  • Bassie en Adriaan, a children's humor-and-adventure comic (1983–1985) based on the popular children's duo Bassie en Adriaan, written by Aad van Toor (who plays Adriaan) and drawn by Frans Verschoor.[86]
  • Billie Ritchie en Zijn Ezel, a humor comic book by David Bueno de Mesquita about Scottish film comedian Billie Ritchie, which was the first Dutch celebrity comic ever.[87]
  • Coentje, a comic strip about the mascot of association football club Feyenoord, written by Martin Lodewijk,[88] Jan Booister [89] and drawn by Minck Oosterveer.[90]
  • Floris, a newspaper comic strip based on the TV series Floris, written by Gerard Soeteman and drawn by Gerrit Stapel.[91]
  • Jan Cremer Superstar, a 1967 comic strip about novelist Jan Cremer, drawn by Theo van den Boogaard for an edition of the Jan Cremer Krant.[92][93]
  • Jenny van As, a comic strip about tour guide Jenny van As, written and drawn by Richard Bijloo.[94]
  • Juul Deeldert, a comic strip based on jazz poet Jules Deelder, illustrated by Vick Debergh.[95]
  • Made in Dollland, a 2010 humor comic based on Dutch transvestite Dolly Bellefleur. It is drawn by Wilbert van der Steen and written by Bellefleur.[96]
  • Meneer Bres, a 1998 humor comic based on panelist Henk Bres in the talk show Het Lagerhuis, made by Richard and Aad Bijloo.[94]
  • Meneer Van Looij, a humor comic based on an advertising character for insurance company Reaal. It was written by Hanco Kolk and drawn by Eric Heuvel.[97]
  • Nick & Simon, a humor comic based on the singing duo Nick & Simon,[98] drawn by Comicup Studio and written by Jos Beekman,[99] Frank Jonker, Thom Roep,[100] Bas Schuddeboom[101] and Ruud Straatman.
  • Ome Keesje, a humor comic based on the radio character Kees Mulder from the popular radio play De Familie Mulder, written by the actor himself, Willem van Cappellen, and drawn by Henk Zwart.[102]
  • Oppassen!!!, a humor comic (1997) based on the popular Dutch comedy series Oppassen!, written and drawn by Bert Witte. A notable aspect about this comic was that all the characters were anthropomorphized as animals.[103]
  • Piet Paulusma, based on the popular TV weather man, written and drawn by Piet Voordes.[104]
  • Pipo de Clown, based on the popular TV children's show Pipo de Clown, written by Wim Meuldijk[105] and drawn by Jan van der Voo.[106]
  • Radio Bergeijk, based on the popular radio show Radio Bergeijk, written and drawn by Jeroen de Leijer.[107]
  • Rockin' Belly, based on the lead singer of the Dutch punk band De Rockin' Belly Bende, by René Windig and Eddie de Jong. Incidentally, Windig was also the harmonica player in this band.[108]
  • Royaal Modaal, a 2003 web comic about the Dutch royal family, drawn by Ruud Straatman.[109]
  • Sjef van Oekel, a humor comic based on the comedic character played by Dolf Brouwers, written by his script writer Wim T. Schippers and drawn by Theo van den Boogaard. The comic was notable for running more than two decades, long after the character had disappeared from television, and was even popular in English and French translations, despite the fact that the character was unknown there. But in the early 1990s Brouwers sued, causing the series to tone down its vulgar comedy and give him part of its financial share.[110]
  • Swiebertje, based on the popular children's TV series Swiebertje, drawn by Gerrit Stapel.[91]
  • Tita Tovenaar, based on the popular children's TV series Tita Tovenaar, written and drawn by Frans Piët, who is most famous as the creator of Sjors en Sjimmie.[111]
  • Toen Was Geluk Nog Heel Gewoon, based on the popular TV sitcom of the same name, written by Hanco Kolk and drawn by Eric Heuvel.[97]

Portugal edit

  • Laurel & Hardy, a local comic strip about the U.S. comedy duo Laurel & Hardy by Óskar Pinto Lobo created in the 1930s. American publishers eventually forced him to discontinue it.[112]

Spain edit

  • Una aventura con Félix, el amigo de los animales by Carlos Guirado, an educational comics series based on the popularity of wildlife presenter Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente.[113]
  • La Família Sistacs, a comic strip based on the radio show La Família Sistacs, written and drawn by the show's host Valentí Castanys Borràs.[114]
  • Gaby, Fofó, Miliki y Milikito, a children's comic (1971) based on the Spanish comedy troupe Los Payasos de la Tele, drawn by Argentinean comics artist Felix Saborido.[9]

Sweden edit

  • Live englit Rosa, a 2003-2008 comic series, scripted by Måns Gahrton and Johan Unenge, based on the Swedish drama series of the same name .[115]
  • Osynliga Klubben, a 1959 comic book series by Torvald Sundbaum based on the Swedish radio series of the same name.[116]

United Kingdom edit

United States edit

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Celebrity comics are comics based on the fame and popularity of a celebrity 1 They are a byproduct of merchandising around a certain media star or franchise and have existed since the mass media and comics came into existence in the 19th century Celebrity comics are usually not held in high esteem by critics because of their purely commercial nature They are solely created to capitalize on media trends and therefore published so quickly and cheaply that drawings and narratives tend to be of very low quality 1 Contents 1 Definition 2 History 3 Celebrity animated cartoons 4 List of celebrity comics by country 4 1 Argentina 4 2 Belgium 4 3 Brazil 4 4 Canada 4 5 Costa Rica 4 6 Croatia 4 7 Finland 4 8 France 4 9 Germany 4 10 Italy 4 11 Mexico 4 12 The Netherlands 4 13 Portugal 4 14 Spain 4 15 Sweden 4 16 United Kingdom 4 17 United States 5 ReferencesDefinition editCelebrity comics are usually written and drawn for commercial purposes 1 Publishers try to cash in on the fame of a well known radio TV film star or series by launching a comic book or an entire comic book series about these media stars 1 Comics about sports champions or theatrical actors fall in the same category The line of thought behind these works is that the audience will be more likely to buy something they already recognize from theatre film radio or TV than a brand new series about an original creation Despite the commercial potential few of these celebrity comics last long Their sales are usually based on the amount of attention a certain celebrity receives during a certain period If the media craze or fad dies down the comic version usually fizzles out as well 1 Another reason why many of these comics fail in the long run has to do with the fact that companies usually pass both the writing and drawing to less skilled artists many of which don t have much experience in their profession Apart from that the artists in question are put under pressure of a TV channel company or the media star himself to follow their own demands and expectations as much as possible 1 Celebrity comics should not be confused with satirical comics or political comics which lampoon celebrities While these can sometimes be made to play off the fame of a celebrity they usually tend to be less respectful towards the media stars in question and are seldom made with their own participation Despite the fact that celebrity comics are considered pure pulp some people have interest in these titles as a mere nostalgic or historical curiosity of which they enjoy the campiness History edit nbsp Dan Leno s Comic Journal Issue No 1 February 26 1898Celebrity comics have existed since the late 19th century The earliest example was the magazine Dan Leno s Comic Journal 1898 based on the popularity of British music hall comedian Dan Leno The paper was primarily aimed at young adults and featured a fictional version of Leno He personally wrote most of the gags and stories while Tom Browne contributed many of the illustrations 2 The comedian retained editorial control of the paper deciding which items to omit 3 4 After a run of nearly two years the novelty wore off and Leno lost interest The paper shut down on December 2 1899 2 3 Another early example was a comic strip drawn between 1909 and 1913 about the local village eccentric Robert W Patten by John Hager which was published in the Seattle Daily Times 5 When Hollywood started making slapstick films many comics series were made about popular film comedians E C Segar s Charlie Chaplin s Comic Capers is perhaps the most famous example and ran for a solid two years between 1916 and 1918 Between the 1920s and early 1960s the British magazines Radio Fun and Film Fun were even completely based around comics about radio and film celebrities In the mid 1930s American artists like Alfred Buescher 6 Clifton H Crittenden 7 Roland Jack Scott and Arthur J Palmer also made text comics based on the lives of celebrities who made headlines at the time When television became popular in the 1950s and 1960s it opened the door for a whole stream of comics based on popular TV shows and stars In every country with a comics industry examples of celebrity comics can be found The longest running celebrity comic in the world made by the same two creators is the Belgian series Urbanus by Urbanus and Willy Linthout It was in constant production from 1982 up until 2022 8 Celebrity animated cartoons editA subgenre is celebrity animated cartoon series based on the popularity of a well known musical artist Hammerman band The Beatles The Jackson 5ive The Osmonds New Kids on the Block film stars The Abbott and Costello Cartoon Show Jackie Chan Adventures Amigo and Friends Laurel and Hardy Mary Kate and Ashley in Action Chuck Norris Karate Kommandos The New Three Stooges TV star The Gary Coleman Show Partridge Family 2200 A D Mr T Laverne amp Shirley in the Army The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang and or sports champion Harlem Globetrotters I Am the Greatest The Adventures of Muhammad Ali Mike Tyson Mysteries Ronaldinho Gaucho s Team List of celebrity comics by country editArgentina edit Chifladuras de Carlitos Bala based on TV host Carlitos Bala drawn by Felix Saborido 9 El Oso Arturo based on a character from the TV show VideoMatch drawn by Walter Carzon 10 Pipito based on singer Pipo Pescador drawn by Walter Carzon 10 La Sole based on the Argentine singer Soledad Pastorutti drawn by Walter Carzon 10 La Voz del Rioba con los reportajes de Minguito based on the TV series La Voz del Rioba and character played by Juan Carlos Altavista It was drawn by Felix Saborido 9 El Gordo Porcel based on TV and movie star Jorge Porcel It was drawn by Francisco Mazza 9 El Capitan Piluso based on the character played by Alberto Olmedo It was drawn by Francisco Mazza 9 Belgium edit Albert en Co since 2013 Filip van Belgie based on the Belgian royal family written and drawn by Charel Cambre The series has a mild satirical tone 11 Baba Yega a children s comic based on the Belgian dance group Baba Yega written by Leon and drawn by Steve Van Bael 12 Les Diables Rouges a humoristic sports comic 2013 2014 about the Belgian national association football team by Andre Lebrun writing and Philippe Bercovici drawings 13 En Daarmee Basta a humor comic 2006 2009 based on the children s TV series En Daarmee Basta written by Tom Bouden 14 and drawn by Wim Swerts and Luc Van Asten 15 and Vanas Les Fabuleux Exploits d Eddy Merckx a sports comic 1973 about cyclist Eddy Merckx written by Yves Duval 16 and Christian Lippens 17 Familie Backeljau a humor comic based on the popular TV sitcom De Familie Backeljau drawn by Luc Morjaeu 18 F C De Kampioenen a humor comic 1996 based on the popular TV sitcom FC De Kampioenen written and drawn by Hector Leemans 19 It s currently one of the most successful Flemish comics series still selling strong even though the TV series itself came to an end in 2011 Flikken an action comic 2010 based on the TV police series Flikken written by Zaki Dewaele and drawn by Michael Vincent 20 Gaston en Leo a humor comic 1985 based on the comedy duo Gaston en Leo written and drawn by Jeff Broeckx 21 Geschipper Naast Mathilde a humor comic 1955 based on the TV sitcom Schipper naast Mathilde written and drawn by Willy Vandersteen 22 De Geverniste Vernepelingskes a satirical gag a day comic 1997 in which the main characters are comedian Urbanus 23 and comics artist Jan Bosschaert 24 who consequently also write and draw the gags The series also features numerous cameos of Flemish celebrities Get Ready a humor adventure comic based on the popular boys band Get Ready written by Danny Roelens drawn by Patriek Roelens 25 Le Grand Jojo a humor comic 2014 based on the Walloon singer and comedian Le Grand Jojo by Andre Lebrun writing and Philippe Bercovici drawings 13 Jacques Vermeire a humor adventure comic based on the popular comedian Jacques Vermeire written and drawn by Geert Kinnaert 26 Jean Marie Pfaff De Held van Munchen a humoristic biographical comic about association football player Jean Marie Pfaff by K Luyckx and F Defossez 27 John Massis a humor comic about acrobat John Massis written and drawn by Pirana who was a close friend of his 28 Jommeke in Bobbejaanland a 1979 one shot comic book featuring a cross over between the comics character Jommeke and popular singer and theme park owner Bobbejaan Schoepen 29 30 Justine Henin a 2007 sports comic by Yves Duval 16 and Edouard Aidans about tennis champion Justine Henin 31 De avonturen van K3 a humor adventure comic 2000 based on the popular girls group K3 written by Jan Ruysbergh drawn by Patriek Roelens 25 and later Charel Cambre 11 Kabouter Plop a humor comic based on the popular children s TV show Kabouter Plop written and drawn by Jean Pol 32 Wim Swerts and Luc Van Asten 33 34 Kamiel in Vuur en Vlam a one shot comic book about fire prevention by Marc Daniels 35 and Rik De Wulf starring Kamiel Spiessens a comedic character created by Flemish comedian Chris Van den Durpel 36 Katastroof a humor comic about the local Antwerp band Katastroof written by Tom Metdepenningen 37 a member of the group Kim a humor adventure comic 2004 about tennis player Kim Clijsters written by Hector Leemans 19 and drawn by Wim Swerts 15 and Vanas Like Me a humorous comic based on the children s TV show of the same name written by Tom Bouden Joyce Beullens and drawn by Michael Vincent 38 Marc Coucke a humorous adventure comic based on business man and sports chairman Marc Coucke written by Leon and drawn by Steve Van Bael 12 Het Manneke a gag a day comic 1962 about the popular TV sketch show Het Manneke written by the actor himself Jef Cassiers and drawn by PIL 39 and later Marc Payot 40 Margriet Hermans a humor comic 1993 about singer and TV presenter Margriet Hermans written by Peter Verbelen and drawn by Erik Vancoillie 41 Mega Mindy a humor adventure comic 2007 2009 based on the popular children s TV show Mega Mindy drawn by Charel Cambre 11 Merlina an adventure comic 1986 based on the popular children s TV show Merlina nl written by Dick Durver pseudonym for singer and Vlaams Belang politician Jef Elbers who was also the TV series script writer and drawn by Danny De Haes 42 M Kids a humor adventure comic 2002 2004 based on the girl group M Kids written by Jan Ruysbergh drawn by Luc Morjaeu 18 Nachtwacht a fantasy comic by Peter van Gucht and Steve Van Bael based on the eponymous children s TV series 12 Papa Chico a children s comic about TV clown Papa Chico written by Tony and drawn by Tody 43 De Pfaffs a humor adventure comic 2003 2004 based on the reality TV series De Pfaffs written by Ronald Grossey and drawn by Charel Cambre 11 Piet Piraat a children s comic 2002 2012 based on the TV series Piet Piraat written and drawn by Wim Swerts and Luc Van Asten 33 34 De Planckaerts a humor comic 2003 based on the reality TV series De Planckaerts about former cyclist Eddy Planckaert and his family 12 Samson en Gert a humor adventure comic 1993 2005 based on the children s TV show Samson en Gert drawn and written by Wim Swerts 15 and Jean Pol 32 Wim Swerts and Luc Van Asten 33 34 Spring a humor adventure comic 2004 2007 based on the children s TV show Spring written by Luc Morjaeu 18 and drawn by Charel Cambre 11 De Strangers a humor comic 1984 about the Flemish comedic band De Strangers written by Patrick Vermeir drawn by Dirk Stallaert 44 De avonturen van Tommeke a humor comic 2007 2008 based on the cyclist Tom Boonen written by Ivan Claeys and drawn by Patrick Van Oppen 45 Urbanus a humor comic 1982 based on the popular comedian Urbanus written by himself 23 and drawn by Willy Linthout 46 It has been in continuous syndication since 1982 making it the longest running and best selling celebrity comic of Flanders and in the world Van Rossem a semi satirical comic 1991 1992 based on the politician and economist Jean Pierre Van Rossem who also wrote the scripts The drawings were made by Erik Meynen 47 Vertongen amp Co a humor comic 2011 based on the children s TV show Vertongen amp Co written by Hec Leemans 19 drawn by Luc Van Asten and Wim Swerts 15 W817 a humor comic 2003 2011 based on the children s TV show W817 written by Hec Leemans 19 and Tom Bouden 14 and drawn by Luc Van Asten and Wim Swerts 15 Wendy Van Wanten a humor comic about the pin up model Wendy Van Wanten 1992 written by Tony Beirens and drawn by Yurg 48 X NK an adventure comic 2004 2006 based on the music band X nk written and drawn by Mario Boon 49 Zappy Max a humor comic 1959 1960 based on the popular radio presenter Zappy Max written and drawn by Maurice Tillieux 50 Zornik a humor comic 2005 about the Belgian rock band Zornik written by Mario Boon 49 and drawn by Freek van Haagen Brazil edit Beto Carrero a comic based on cowboy and theme park owner Beto Carrero drawn by Eugenio Colonnese 51 Fuzarca e Torresmo a comic based on the popular clowns duo of the same name drawn by Eduardo Barbosa 52 Gugu Liberato a comic based on actor singer and TV presenter Gugu Liberato drawn by Watson Portela 53 Ronaldinho Gaucho a sports comic 2006 based on association football player Ronaldinho Gaucho drawn by Mauricio de Sousa of Monica s Gang fame The comic also inspired an animated TV series Ronaldinho Gaucho s Team 2011 Rocky Lane a comics series based on U S western actor Rocky Lane drawn by Primaggio Mantovi 54 Sergio Mallandro a humor comic based on the popularity of the Brazilian TV host Sergio Mallandro drawn by Paulo Borges 55 Mestre Kim a comic based on taekwondo expert Mestre Kim drawn by Eugenio Colonnese 51 Senninha a motorsports comics by Rogerio Martins and Ridaut Dias Jr based on legendary Brazilian motor racer Ayrton Senna It was first published before his tragic death and kept being published for several years afterwards Os Trapalhoes a humor comic based on the popularity of the Brazilian comedy team Os Trapalhoes drawn by Paulo Borges 55 and Watson Portela 53 Turma do Lambe Lambe a comics series based on the eponymous children s TV show made by the show s creator Daniel Azulay himself 56 Canada edit Fous Comme Brac a 1950s humor comic based on the radio show Fous Comme Brac drawn by Galiana 57 Juliette Beliveau a 1950 1954 gag comic starring actress Juliette Beliveau drawn by Dick Lucas 58 Sergeant Renfrew by Dave Broadfoot and Olga Urbansky a humor comic based on the eponymous comedy character by Dave Broadfoot 59 Willie Lamothe a comic strip based on country singer Willie Lamothe drawn by Charles Brunet 60 Zezette a comic based on a popular radio show of the same name drawn by Paul St Jean 61 Costa Rica edit Las Figonas de Paso Ancho humor comics series based on the play and TV series by Samuel Rovinski drawn by Hugo Diaz Jimenez 62 Croatia edit Mendo Mendovic based on the popular children s puppet TV series drawn by Bordo 63 Finland edit Lordi based on the rock band Lordi The stories are written by their frontman Tomi Putaansuu while Sami Kivela provided artwork 64 France edit Les Bario based on the clown ensemble Les Bario by Jean Ache 65 Les Cinq Sous de Lavarede a 1939 text comic based on the film Les Cinq Sous de Lavarede 1938 starring Fernandel 66 The comic was written and drawn by Pellos 67 Fais Pas Ci Fais Pas Ca a 2012 humor comic based on the TV show Fais pas ci fais pas ca drawn by Philippe Bercovici and written by Dal 68 Signe Furax based on the popular radio play Signe Furax drawn by Henry Blanc 69 Les Aventures d Ulysse a comic strip based on the 1977 children s TV show Le Club d Ulysse drawn by Pierre Yves Gabrion 70 Zinedine Zidane a 2005 comic about football player Zinedine Zidane by Alexis Nolent Marco Venanzi and Michel Pierret 71 Germany edit Die Geschichte vom General Hindenburg 1915 a propaganda comic about Paul von Hindenburg drawn by Arpad Schmidhammer 72 Italy edit Abbott amp Costello 1940s comics based on the Hollywood comedy duo Abbott amp Costello drawn by Dino Attanasio 73 among others La Cicciolina a 1980s erotic comics series by Giovanni Romanini and Lucio Filippucci based on Hungarian Italian porn actress and politician La Cicciolina 74 75 Criche e Croc 1940s comics based on the Hollywood comedy duo Laurel amp Hardy drawn by Dino Attanasio 73 and Andrea Da Passano 76 among others La Genesi di Freak a 2008 2009 comics series by Roberto Antoni Stefano Ianne and Marcello Albano based on Roberto Freak Antoni himself lead singer of the comedy punk band Skiantos 77 Roberto amp C a 1981 comic by Enrico Borgatti and Sergio Corteggi about actor and comedian Roberto Benigni 78 Mexico edit Cantinflas a photo comic 1939 about the iconic Mexican comedian Cantinflas made by Hector Daniel Falcon 79 Santo el Enmascarado de Plata a superhero comic 1952 based on the legendary Mexican wrestler El Santo written by Jose Guadalupe Cruz 80 The Netherlands edit AbsolutLee based on the popular singer Lee Towers written and drawn by Rob Derks It was eventually cancelled because Towers had not given any permission for the work 81 Andre van Duin a gag a day comic 1975 about the famous comedian Andre van Duin scripted by himself and drawn by Fred Julsing 82 In the 1980s a similar humor comic was made but with a different artist Toon van Driel 83 Bakken aan de bar a gag a day comic strip 1971 based on the popularity of the Dutch satirical shows De Fred Hache Show and Barend is weer bezig It was drawn by the main actors themselves Harry Touw and IJf Blokker 84 Bart de Graaff a humor comic based on Dutch TV presenter Bart de Graaff written and drawn by Rudi Jonker 85 Bassie en Adriaan a children s humor and adventure comic 1983 1985 based on the popular children s duo Bassie en Adriaan written by Aad van Toor who plays Adriaan and drawn by Frans Verschoor 86 Billie Ritchie en Zijn Ezel a humor comic book by David Bueno de Mesquita about Scottish film comedian Billie Ritchie which was the first Dutch celebrity comic ever 87 Coentje a comic strip about the mascot of association football club Feyenoord written by Martin Lodewijk 88 Jan Booister 89 and drawn by Minck Oosterveer 90 Floris a newspaper comic strip based on the TV series Floris written by Gerard Soeteman and drawn by Gerrit Stapel 91 Jan Cremer Superstar a 1967 comic strip about novelist Jan Cremer drawn by Theo van den Boogaard for an edition of the Jan Cremer Krant 92 93 Jenny van As a comic strip about tour guide Jenny van As written and drawn by Richard Bijloo 94 Juul Deeldert a comic strip based on jazz poet Jules Deelder illustrated by Vick Debergh 95 Made in Dollland a 2010 humor comic based on Dutch transvestite Dolly Bellefleur It is drawn by Wilbert van der Steen and written by Bellefleur 96 Meneer Bres a 1998 humor comic based on panelist Henk Bres in the talk show Het Lagerhuis made by Richard and Aad Bijloo 94 Meneer Van Looij a humor comic based on an advertising character for insurance company Reaal It was written by Hanco Kolk and drawn by Eric Heuvel 97 Nick amp Simon a humor comic based on the singing duo Nick amp Simon 98 drawn by Comicup Studio and written by Jos Beekman 99 Frank Jonker Thom Roep 100 Bas Schuddeboom 101 and Ruud Straatman Ome Keesje a humor comic based on the radio character Kees Mulder from the popular radio play De Familie Mulder written by the actor himself Willem van Cappellen and drawn by Henk Zwart 102 Oppassen a humor comic 1997 based on the popular Dutch comedy series Oppassen written and drawn by Bert Witte A notable aspect about this comic was that all the characters were anthropomorphized as animals 103 Piet Paulusma based on the popular TV weather man written and drawn by Piet Voordes 104 Pipo de Clown based on the popular TV children s show Pipo de Clown written by Wim Meuldijk 105 and drawn by Jan van der Voo 106 Radio Bergeijk based on the popular radio show Radio Bergeijk written and drawn by Jeroen de Leijer 107 Rockin Belly based on the lead singer of the Dutch punk band De Rockin Belly Bende by Rene Windig and Eddie de Jong Incidentally Windig was also the harmonica player in this band 108 Royaal Modaal a 2003 web comic about the Dutch royal family drawn by Ruud Straatman 109 Sjef van Oekel a humor comic based on the comedic character played by Dolf Brouwers written by his script writer Wim T Schippers and drawn by Theo van den Boogaard The comic was notable for running more than two decades long after the character had disappeared from television and was even popular in English and French translations despite the fact that the character was unknown there But in the early 1990s Brouwers sued causing the series to tone down its vulgar comedy and give him part of its financial share 110 Swiebertje based on the popular children s TV series Swiebertje drawn by Gerrit Stapel 91 Tita Tovenaar based on the popular children s TV series Tita Tovenaar written and drawn by Frans Piet who is most famous as the creator of Sjors en Sjimmie 111 Toen Was Geluk Nog Heel Gewoon based on the popular TV sitcom of the same name written by Hanco Kolk and drawn by Eric Heuvel 97 Portugal edit Laurel amp Hardy a local comic strip about the U S comedy duo Laurel amp Hardy by oskar Pinto Lobo created in the 1930s American publishers eventually forced him to discontinue it 112 Spain edit Una aventura con Felix el amigo de los animales by Carlos Guirado an educational comics series based on the popularity of wildlife presenter Felix Rodriguez de la Fuente 113 La Familia Sistacs a comic strip based on the radio show La Familia Sistacs written and drawn by the show s host Valenti Castanys Borras 114 Gaby Fofo Miliki y Milikito a children s comic 1971 based on the Spanish comedy troupe Los Payasos de la Tele drawn by Argentinean comics artist Felix Saborido 9 Sweden edit Live englit Rosa a 2003 2008 comic series scripted by Mans Gahrton and Johan Unenge based on the Swedish drama series of the same name 115 Osynliga Klubben a 1959 comic book series by Torvald Sundbaum based on the Swedish radio series of the same name 116 United Kingdom edit Abbott amp Costello comics about the Hollywood comedy duo Abbott amp Costello written and drawn by Walter Bell 117 George William Wakefield 118 and Norman Yendell Ward 119 The Big Yin a gag a day comic 1973 1977 starring comedian Billy Connolly and the cartoonist who drew it Malky McCormick 120 Bootsie and Snudge a humor comic based on the TV sitcom Bootsie and Snudge drawn by Bill Titcombe 121 Britain s Brightest Boy 1955 1961 a gag a day comic about comedian Benny Hill drawn and written by Reg Parlett 122 123 Charlie Chaplin a humor comic 1914 based on film comedian Charlie Chaplin drawn by Bertie Brown 124 and later Freddie Adkins 125 Other artists who have drawn similar gag a day comics about Chaplin are Freddie Crompton in 1916 who also made one about Chaplin s brother Syd Chaplin 126 Wally Robertson 127 and Reg Parlett in 1932 128 Chester Conklin The Cheerful Chappie a humor comic 1932 based on film comedian Chester Conklin drawn by Harry Parlett 129 The Comical Capers of Billie Reeves the Scream of the Screen 1916 a humor comic about musical hall star and film comedian Billie Reeves written and drawn by Louis Briault 130 Crossroads a daily drama comic 1972 1973 based on the soap opera Crossroads written and drawn by Alfred Mazure 131 Dad s Army a 1973 humor comic based on the TV sitcom Dad s Army drawn by Bill Titcombe 121 Dan Leno s Journal a magazine 1898 1899 based on the popularity of music hall comedian Dan Leno who also wrote the gags The drawings were made by Tom Browne 3 Frank Holland also made The Leno Kids for the same magazine which is the first juvenile version of a celebrity comic in history 132 The Dickie Henderson Family a humor comic based on the popular TV comedian Dickie Henderson drawn by Bill Titcombe 121 Film Fun an entire magazine 1920 1962 featuring comics about film actors and comedians Gary Glitter a humor comic about pop singer Gary Glitter drawn by Adam Weller 133 Harry Hill s Real Life Adventures in TV Land a humor comic 2010 2011 about comedian Harry Hill written by Sean Baldwin Duncan Scott and drawn by Nigel Parkinson The Larkins a gag a day comic 1960 based on the popular sitcom The Larkins written and drawn by Alfred Mazure 131 Laurel amp Hardy comics about the Hollywood comedy duo Laurel amp Hardy written and drawn by John McClusky 134 George William Wakefield 118 and Terence Wakefield 135 among others Little Tich a humor comic 1916 based on vaudeville star Little Tich drawn by Alex Akerbladh 136 Lloyd Hamilton a humor comic 1920 about film star Lloyd Hamilton drawn by Herbert Sydney Foxwell 137 The Magic Roundabout a comic based on The Magic Roundabout the English translation of the French TV show Le Manege Enchante drawn by Gordon Hutchings 138 Ovaltiney s Own Comic a comics series and entire magazine based on the radio show Ovaltiney s Concert Party drawn by artists like Harry Banger Bert Hill S K Perkins G Larkman and Harry Hemsley 139 Radio Fun an entire magazine 1938 1961 featuring comics about radio actors and comedians Robbie Rebel a humor comic 2002 2008 based on pop singer Robbie Williams drawn by Ken H Harrison 140 Rolf Harris and Coojibear a children s comic based on The Rolf Harris Show drawn by Philip Mendoza 141 Sooty based on the TV puppet show Sooty drawn by Tony Hart and later Gordon Hutchings 138 The Telegoons a humor comic 1963 1964 based on the TV puppet series The Telegoons drawn by Bill Titcombe 121 Watch Out Beagle s About a humor comic 1991 based on the TV show Beadle s About starring an anthropomorphic version of host Jeremy Beadle It was drawn by Anthony Hutchings 142 143 United States edit Abbott and Costello a comics franchise based on comedy duo formed by radio and movie stars Bud Abbott and Lou Costello Stories were written and drawn by among others Mort Drucker 144 Eric Peters Erich Gold 145 Lily Renee 146 and Charles W Winter 147 The Adventures of Bob Hope a humor comic 1950 1968 about comedian Bob Hope written by Arnold Drake drawn by Neal Adams Owen Fitzgerald and Bob Oksner 148 Bettie Page Comics a 1996 one shot comic published by Dark Horse Comics and illustrated by Cary Grazzini Dave Stevens and Jamie S Rich starring pin up model Bettie Page 149 150 In 2017 a new Bettie Page comic was created by David Avallone and Colton Worely 151 152 Bruce Lee an action comic 1994 based on kung fu star Bruce Lee written by Mike Baron and drawn by Val Mayerik 153 154 Charlie Chaplin s Comic Capers a gag a day comic 1915 1917 based on film comedian Charlie Chaplin drawn by Stuart Carothers and later Elzie C Segar 155 The Adventures of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis a humor comic 1952 1957 about the comedy duo Martin amp Lewis drawn by Neal Adams and Bob Oksner 148 Dick Clark s Rock Roll and Remember a 1995 Sunday comic based on the radio show Dick Clark s Rock Roll amp Remember starring Dick Clark drawn by Don Sherwood and written by Fred Bronson 156 Gen issue 13C October 1996 written by Brandon Choi J Scott Campbell and Jim Lee drawn by J Scott Campbell features a cameo guest appearance by Anthony Robbins Gene Autry a 1952 comic strip based on country singer and western star Gene Autry written by Gerald Geraghty Bob Stevens and drawn by Pete Alvarado 157 Bert Laws 158 Tom Cooke 159 Carl Buettner 160 Jesse Marsh 161 Nick Firfires 162 Mo Gollub 163 Tillman Goodan 164 165 Mel Keefer 166 Tom Massey 167 Tony Sgroi 168 and Hi Mankin 169 Hee Haw a humor comic based on the popular hillbilly comedy show Hee Haw 170 drawn by Frank Roberge 171 Inside Woody Allen a gag a day comic 1976 1984 about comedian and film director Woody Allen written by David Weinberger among others and drawn by Stuart Hample 172 Jackie Robinson a 1950 comic book starring baseballer champion Jackie Robinson 173 written by sportswriter Charles Dexter 174 inked by John Jordan 175 Jay Leno Meets Spider Man a 2002 one shot comic book featuring a cross over between comedian Jay Leno and the comic book character Spider Man 176 written by David Michelinie drawn by Erik Larsen and Mike Machlan Joe Martin a newspaper comic about Joe Martin an orang utan featured in Hollywood films drawn in 1920 1921 by Forest A McGinn 177 John Wayne Comics a comic book series based on Hollywood actor John Wayne illustrated by artists like Al Williamson 178 Ben Brown 178 and Art Helfant 179 Larry a newspaper comic about comedian Larry Semon drawn by the artist himself 180 Late Night of the Superstars a 1983 one shot cross over between TV presenter David Letterman and The Avengers written by Roger Stern drawn by Al Milgrom and Joe Sinnott Laugh In a newspaper gag a day comic by Roy Doty based on the TV show Rowan amp Martin s Laugh In 181 Live From New York it s Saturday Night a 1978 cross over between the cast of the TV show Saturday Night Live and comic book character Spider Man written by Bob Hall drawn by Chris Claremont Mr T an action comic about the famous TV actor Mr T See main article Mr T Outsiders Wanted a 2004 one shot comic book featuring a cross over between TV actor John Walsh and the comics characters The Outsiders 176 written by Judd Winick drawn by Dan Jurgens Carlos D Anda Karl Kerschl and Shawn Moll Personality Classics Personality Comics 1991 limited series of profiles of John Wayne Marilyn Monroe Elvis Presley and James Dean Personality Comics Presents Personality Comics 1991 1992 comic book series of profiles of celebrities like Paulina Porizkova Traci Lords and Cassandra Peterson Public Enemy a comic book about the rap group Public Enemy by Adam Wallenta 182 183 Roy Rogers a 1948 1957 comic strip based on western film star Roy Rogers drawn by Pete Alvarado 157 Erwin Hess 165 and Hi Mankin 169 Savage Dragon Vol 2 41 September 1997 features a cameo by Elton John Secret Agents Personality Comics 1991 1992 comic limited series of profiles of James Bond actors Sean Connery Roger Moore and Timothy Dalton Spidey Meets the President a 2009 Marvel Comics special written by Zeb Wells and drawn by Todd Nauck and Frank D Armata for the occasion of Barack Obama s inauguration as the President of the United States Superman vs Muhammad Ali a 1978 comic book where Superman has a cross over with boxing champion Muhammad Ali 176 written by Dennis O Neil and drawn by Neal Adams Teen Comics Personality Comics Sept 1992 Mar 1993 comic book limited series of profiles of teen idols like Shannen Doherty Luke Perry the cast of Melrose Place Mark Wahlberg Madonna and Prince The Three Stooges a comics franchise based on comedy team formed by Moe Howard Larry Fine Curly Howard Shemp Howard and Joe De Rita TMNT Amazing Adventures Carmelo Anthony Special 2016 a celebrity special story for the Amazing Adventures comic books to the 2012 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles TV series featuring basketball player Carmelo Anthony Tom Mix a western comic based on cowboy actor Tom Mix drawn by Carl Pfeufer 184 Undertaker a comic book 1999 2000 based on professional wrestler The Undertaker written by Beau Smith drawn by Manny Clark W C Fields a 1982 1983 newspaper comic by Frank Smith 185 and Jim Smart based on comedian W C Fields Later Fields grandson Ronald Fields took over the script while Fred Fredericks provided the drawings 186 The Weather a humor weather forecast comic 1909 1913 starring local Seattleite Robert W Patten drawn by John Hager 5 Weiss Cracks a humor comic starring comedian Richard Weiss drawn by Bart Slyp 187 Wild Man Fischer a humor comic 1993 about folk singer Wild Man Fischer drawn and written by J R Williams in the Real Stuff series 188 WWE Heroes a comics franchise based on professional wrestling stars References edit a b c d e f De Weyer Geert Belgie gestript Standaard Uitgeverij 2014 a b Anthony p 170 a b c Brandreth p 70 Brandreth pp 69 70 a b Newell Gordon Sherwood Don 1974 Totem Tales of Old Seattle Ballantine ISBN 0 345 24141 X Alfred J Buescher Clifton H Crittenden Willy Linthout lambiek net a b c d e Felix Saborido a b c Walter Carzon a b c d e Charel Cambre Lambiek 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