Svetozar Obradović Toza (12 November 1950[1] – 15 August 2020) was a Serbian writer, best known for his comic books. He also wrote articles, essays, stories, books and radio dramas.
Obradović debuted with Lieutenant Tara in the YugoslavZlatni kliker magazine in 1975.[2] The titular hero was named and loosely based on his uncle, who fought as a Partisan in World War II. The comic was drawn by Obradović's childhood friend, Branislav Kerac. The duo went on to create Kobra and Cat Claw, two of the most popular Yugoslav books in the 1980s. Obradović also worked with different artists on licensed properties such as Tarzan and Blek as well as Ninja and Lun, kralj ponoći, based on the popular pulp novels. His work has been reprinted in the US, Germany, Scandinavia and the Netherlands.
Personal lifeedit
Obradović's father was originally from Pljevlja (presently Montenegro) but moved to Novi Sad after World War II, where Obradović was born and lived with his wife and two daughters. He was also a basketball player and coach.
^"Strip vesti". www.stripvesti.com. Retrieved 6 November 2017.
^"Bane Kerac". lambiek.net. Retrieved 6 November 2017.
April 10, 2024
svetozar, obradović, toza, november, 1950, august, 2020, serbian, writer, best, known, comic, books, also, wrote, articles, essays, stories, books, radio, dramas, born, 1950, november, 1950novi, socialist, republic, serbiadied15, august, 2020, 2020, aged, novi. Svetozar Obradovic Toza 12 November 1950 1 15 August 2020 was a Serbian writer best known for his comic books He also wrote articles essays stories books and radio dramas Svetozar ObradovicBorn 1950 11 12 12 November 1950Novi Sad Socialist Republic of SerbiaDied15 August 2020 2020 08 15 aged 69 Novi Sad SerbiaNationalitySerbianArea s comic book writerNotable worksLieutenant Tara Cat Claw Tarzan Kobra Il Grande Blek Lun kralj ponoci Billy The Spit Ninja Contents 1 Professional career 2 Personal life 3 Bibliography 3 1 Comics 3 2 Books 4 SourcesProfessional career editObradovic debuted with Lieutenant Tara in the Yugoslav Zlatni kliker magazine in 1975 2 The titular hero was named and loosely based on his uncle who fought as a Partisan in World War II The comic was drawn by Obradovic s childhood friend Branislav Kerac The duo went on to create Kobra and Cat Claw two of the most popular Yugoslav books in the 1980s Obradovic also worked with different artists on licensed properties such as Tarzan and Blek as well as Ninja and Lun kralj ponoci based on the popular pulp novels His work has been reprinted in the US Germany Scandinavia and the Netherlands Personal life editObradovic s father was originally from Pljevlja presently Montenegro but moved to Novi Sad after World War II where Obradovic was born and lived with his wife and two daughters He was also a basketball player and coach Bibliography editComics edit Lieutenant Tara art by Branislav Kerac Kobra art by Branislav Kerac Cat Claw art by Branislav Kerac Billy The Spit art by Branislav Kerac Troje nesalomljivih art by Branislav Kerac Blek art by various Lun kralj ponoci art by various Izvidnik Rod art by Jelko Peternelj Kiki i Riki art by Pavel Koza Porodica Sreckovic art by Sibin Slavkovic Ninja art by various Books edit Velike prevare i falsifikati Novosadski stripSources edit Strip vesti www stripvesti com Retrieved 6 November 2017 Bane Kerac lambiek net Retrieved 6 November 2017 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Svetozar Obradovic amp oldid 1106316726, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
