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As a publisher, what should be included with the bundles and weekly magazines of "Ons Volkske" (after 1949)?

Sometimes you see "Lombard" (because there was a collaboration with the content, same red linen spine as the Tintin bundles).

Sometimes it says "Ons Volk", but eventually it belonged to "the default" group.

All advice is welcome!

I also always come across a (black silhouette) gag in the weekly magazine with a different title, but an unclear signature.

How do I enter it best? Series / hero "Ons Volkske" or "title gag"? Or both?

For that kind of thing - and no known series and no author - I often just fill in 'Ons Volkske (magazine)'.

Okay, thanks, I will.

Also an idea what I do best with the publisher?

No, too little understanding of this magazine.

a (black silhouette) gag against each time with a different title, but an unclear signature.

Laudy !!!

Laudy was additionally present in the Flemish magazine Ons Volkske between 1951 and 1956 with silhouette characters comic pages

source: https://www.lambiek.net/artists/l/laudy_jacques.htm

What should or may I call this series / hero? "Silhoutte gag (Laudy)"?

"Silhouettes"

Sometimes the puzzle falls together by itself ...

Well spotted!

As a publisher, what should be included with the bundles and weekly magazines of "Ons Volkske" (after 1949)?

In the Matla the collections contain Lombard, but nothing in the weekly magazines.

Lombard is usually used for the bundles, while the weekly magazines often read "Ons Volk". Continuing the line and (perhaps most logically) turning everything into Lombard?

Does Wikipedia perhaps clarify the early years of Ons Volkske?

Early Years is yet another soup.

I'm just talking about the part after 1949.

Is "Ons Volkske" really a publishing house?

Or is it printed by Lombard, or is it Default because it belongs to the default group?

Ons Volkske is not a publisher in my opinion. The weekly magazine Ons Volk is published by NV De Standaard. It seems to me that the publisher for Ons Volkske can be called Standard.

The exact link with Lombard is unclear to me. Perhaps they had a deal with Standaard to be able to publish the Ons Volkske bundles.

Ons Volkske is not a publisher in my opinion. The weekly magazine Ons Volk is published by NV De Standaard. It seems to me that the publisher for Ons Volkske can be called Standard.

That's what my feelings say.

The exact link with Lombard is unclear to me. Perhaps they had a deal with Standaard to be able to publish the Ons Volkske bundles.

In terms of content, the large part of the weekly consists of stories that have previously appeared in the magazine Tintin. The bundles also have a red linen spine that is very similar to the buds of Tintin and the Lombard series. I don't see anything in or on the bundles.

Drukkerij NV Periodica is listed in the weekly magazines as a printing company, but that is not the same as a publisher?

Wat me nu pas opvalt is dat de voor en achterkant, gewoon de voor en achterkanten van een weekblad zijn, die op de covers zijn geplakt. Op die weeklbaden stond in een rode cirkel de prijs aangegeven. Voor de albums hebben ze gewoon een rood stickertje van dezelfde grootte met het albumnummer er bovenop geplakt.

Nu is er van bijvoorbeeld nr 17  een varianten in onze catalogus dus ( 17 b ) waar het enige verschil, het ontbreken van het stickertje is (niet opgeplakt of afgetrokken). Voor mijn gevoel als verzamelaar is zo'n album eerder "niet compleet" dan dat het een variant is.

What strikes me now is that the front and back are just the front and back of a weekly magazine, glued to the covers. The price was indicated on those soaking pools in a red circle. For the albums they just put a red sticker of the same size with the album number on top.

Now, for example, no. 17 has a variant in our catalog ( 17 b ) where the only difference is the lack of the sticker (not applied or removed). For my feeling as a collector, such an album is more "incomplete" than it is a variant.

Drukkerij NV Periodica is listed in the weekly magazines as a printing company, but that is not the same as a publisher?

Periodica printed the magazine Ons Volkske for the Standaard publishing house. I think publishing is just Standard.

Nu is er van bijvoorbeeld nr 17  een varianten in onze catalogus dus ( 17 b ) waar het enige verschil, het ontbreken van het stickertje is (niet opgeplakt of afgetrokken). Voor mijn gevoel als verzamelaar is zo'n album eerder "niet compleet" dan dat het een variant is.

Voor mijn gevoel heb je gelijk, die albums zijn alleen uitgegeven met de sticker. Dit is in mijn opinie iets anders dan bijvoorbeeld de gestickerde uitgaven van Classics, waar een heftige discussie over is gevoerd.

Now, for example, no. 17 has a variant in our catalog ( 17 b ) where the only difference is the lack of the sticker (not applied or removed). For my feeling as a collector, such an album is more "incomplete" than it is a variant.

I think you're right, those albums were only issued with the sticker. In my opinion, this is something different from, for example, the stickered editions of Classics, about which there has been a heated discussion.

Periodica printed the magazine Ons Volkske for publishing house Standaard. I think publishing is just Standard.

Ok, I'll take that to the weekly magazines. With the bundles I will leave Lombard for the time being.

I feel you are right, those albums were only released with the sticker.

Can you delete it or should I report it as a duplicate?

Can you delete it or should I report it as a duplicate?

They are merged.

Good luck with the weekly magazines, that's a lot of hay to process :-)

a lot of hay on your fork to process :-)

That's not too bad, I certainly don't have everything so it remains limited;)

Thank you in advance for helping us to update!

May "Princess Dorilla" also be supplemented as series / hero at " La princesse Dorilla ".

I have not yet decided who the draftsman is. I think it's after a Vivaldi opera.

At the bottom of the page 'has ever been "Continua" (Portuguese?), which may also indicate Fernando Bento makes you think. Only at the moment I only find one signature and that looks like "Ca Caffio" (or something like that). Here you see a drawing .

If you have any suspicions ... let me know!

Are we sure it's the same princess?

I think so, if you compare it to this: Ons Volkske 14 van 1949 .

Dorilla la bella Sultana

scenario Cesare Solini

drawings Gino Cossio

Well, I had to search; p

An Italian.

Sorry for misusing it a bit as a personal sounding board here, but it does help me move forward.

The only thing I'm still looking for is a draftsman for " Westward ahoy! ".

Since it appeared earlier in "Tintin" it can't be a totally unknown name. In weekly magazine 26 of 1948 it even appeared on the cover of the magazine.

Anyone aware of this?

It says "by Kingsley" but that's the writer Charles Kingsley (Westward Ho!).

Cap à l'ouest! in Journal Tintin, but they don't get much further than Kingsley either.