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All English-language Thorgal album releases have to date adhered to the approximately standard European A4-format, a book format US and UK readerships have historically not been accustomed to, they instead being born and bred with the much smaller, standard US comic book format. The closest format resembling the European one US and UK readership are traditionally familiar with is that of the US graphic novel format, though it too is somewhat smaller. Mainline series [ edit ] note: Where two ISBNs are mentioned, the first one concerns the digital release whereas the second one concerns the print release by Cinebook. It has subsequently been published in hardcover volumes by Le Lombard from 1980 on. Translations have appeared in among others, English, Dutch, German, Polish, Italian, Spanish, Swedish, Tamil, Norwegian and Greek. [2] Roxborough, Scott (2016-10-20). " 'Lives of Others' Director to Adapt Fantasy Comic 'Thorgal' (Exclusive)". The Hollywood Reporter . Retrieved 2021-08-23.

City of the Lost God ( ISBN 9781849180016) - (collects La Cité du Dieu Perdu and Entre Terre et Lumière [12 and 13]) As Thorgal grows up, he is curious about his origins and often ostracized by his peers for not being a "real" Viking. On his sixth birthday, Leif gives him two strange artifacts taken from the capsule he was found in. One is a jewel made from "the metal that doesn't exist". The jewel brings Thorgal on his first adventure, and binds his fate forever with that of Aaricia (his future wife). When Thorgal is twelve, the other gift prompts him to visit an old wiseman, who reveals to Thorgal his origins and true identity. He tells him that he's one of the last survivors of a group of technologically advanced space-farers who came to the planet in search of new energy sources. His people have great supernatural powers like changing the molecular composition of matter with their mind; powers that Thorgal himself seems not to have. Thorgal learns about his real parents and grandfather, and the events that preceded his birth. The old man decides to erase Thorgal's memory of their encounter and the knowledge he just learned, believing that it will be better for Thorgal to grow up as a "normal" Viking boy with no supernatural powers. Thorgal, however, continues to grow up as curious and conflicted about his true identity as ever. filmy komiksy xmen rosomak superbohaterowie logan pazury 3333x4929 Rozrywka Filmy Sztuka HD, filmy, komiksy, Tapety HDSpider-Man tapety, Spider-Man, Marvel Comics, komiksy, pająk, superbohater, logo, mroczny, Tapety HD Miaśkiewicz, Waldemar (2007). "Rola pierwszych żon (A review of I, Jolan)". Nowa Fantastyka (in Polish). No.12. p.76. W 1980 roku do scenariusza André-Paula Duchâteau Rosiński narysował pierwsze plansze serii science-fiction pt. Hans, w Polsce znanej jako Yans. Rysowanie cyklu przejął po 6. odcinku (1992) inny polski rysownik, Zbigniew Kasprzak, tworzący w Belgii pod pseudonimem „Kas”. Baaldowie, fragment albumu „Thorgal: Zdradzona czarodziejka”, scen. Jean Van Hamme, Relax #22, 9/1978, (6 stron) Zaginiony Drakkar mówi o tym jak Leif Haraldson znalazł Thorgala podczas ogromnego sztormu na morzu.

Rosiński poszedł o krok dalej w rozwoju swojego stylu w kolejnej publikacji, Zemście hrabiego Skarbka (2003, scenariusz Yves Sente), zarzucając kontur i tworząc plansze jak obrazy. Nie wzbudziło to jednak takiego entuzjazmu, jak w przypadku Westernu, głównie dlatego, iż Rosiński przyzwyczaił wielbicieli swojej twórczości do tradycyjnego, realistycznego rysunku, a jego nowe eksperymenty nie pozostały bez wpływu na ilustracje w Thorgalu (którego 29. tom został po raz pierwszy w historii tego cyklu namalowany, a nie narysowany). Thorgal Aegirsson: Son of Varth and Haynee, grandson of Xargos – a captain of a spaceship on a way to Earth in search of energy. He is raised by Vikings after his ship crash-lands. He possesses character traits and morality that many Vikings consider a sign of weakness. Thorgal is still a courageous and skillful warrior and an archer of phenomenal skill. His life's goal is to find a place for his family to live in peace. For a time, he is stripped of his memory, and becomes the pirate lord Shaigan, though his compassion remained unaltered. Trzech starców z krainy Aran ( Les trois vieillards du pays ďAran, 1981) KAW 1989 jako Nad jeziorem bez dna; Egmont Polska 2000 Tanatloc (also known as Xargos): another "god" living in the land of Qâ. He is the nemesis of Ogotai, with whom he shares a secret past. He is kept hidden from his people. Soon after this event Leif Haraldson dies and Gandalf the Mad is chosen as his successor. Gandalf repeatedly tries to get rid of Thorgal, because -– as he constantly reminds everyone – Thorgal is an outsider and not of Viking blood. In reality, Gandalf feels threatened because Thorgal is Leif's heir. In the meantime, Thorgal's relationship with Aaricia, Gandalf's daughter, develops and strengthens. While her wishes do not have much influence on her father, she is able to save Thorgal from certain death (by her father's hand) through her determination and ingenuity.The original language of Thorgal is French. It has been translated into the following languages (not a complete list, please add):