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(PROGRAMME thousand words. 7 JANUARY 2010)

Today, a day later that even the Republicans have felt monarchists (except my friend Ignacio), I want to continue this tradition and speak of another royal dynasty, that of Brave, Prince.

Quizás este personaje y su autor pertenecen a una época muy lejana en cuanto a imagen e ideales a la nuestra, estamos hablando nada menos que de un gran clásico, pero es imprescindible hablar de él para conocer los orígenes del cómic actual. A nadie que quiera saber algo sobre cine se le ocurriría obviar a John Ford, a Murnau o a Lubitsch, así que espero que a nadie que se acerque al cómic decida dejar de lado a Foster, a Raymond, Caniff o a cualquiera de los que convirtieron las tiras cómicas de los periódicos en una forma de expresión con categoría de arte.

Harold Foster, el creador de Valiente y de Tarzán, era un canadiense que emigró United States in 1922. There he enrolled in an agency that had purchased the rights to the novel Tarzan, which he adapted in 1929 to make way for then to other cartoonists. After the crack of 29, the publisher closed and had to work for a Syndicate and resume Tarzan, whose image and iconography, alongside the film definitely helped create. Like many authors, this serial and this character a bit overwhelmed him, so he began to outline a new character, Valiant, which did not work in the editorial in which he worked.

In 1937, after a change of publisher, was born to age Prince Valiant, translated into English as Prince Valiente, where adjective and proper name is confusing. This series has had a very long life and was exclusively in the hands of Harold Foster until 1971. From that year until 1980, he collaborated on the screenplays, later, shortly before his death he left forever Valiant.

Valiente series continues today, but there are other characters and other authors, yet maintains its success in the U.S., but is no longer the principle that masterpiece.

The story told is that of Valiente, heir to the kingdom of Thule, installed in the England of King Arthur where he meets Lancelot, Gawain, Arthur, and other components Arthurian legend. Not only develops his adventures in the V century England, but travels to other continents, he meets his beloved, Queen of the Misty Isles, and grows to Val we have known since I was a child, until now, a man weathered by time, travel and adventure, Arn's father, his successor.

Despite being a classic, you can find great reprints of this comic in English. Buru Lan, Planet, Bruguera, Pencil, Paper, have done a great job speaking compilation of the wonders of the purists of the series, which have a recovery to the original color, as if it were a Renaissance painting.

this influences realistic picture, full of details and manicured, are vast. Already in his time, another great classic, as Alex Raymond, Flash Gordon, was influenced by this type of drawing and setting, copying to how to develop close-ups and text boxes in the manner of silent films. Frank Frazetta and Victor Mora, with Captain Thunder, other artists have been influenced by this work. In the cinema has been at least two adaptations, and comics as Sigurd the Viking or Haggarth directly drink from this source.

This Christmas was not the prince but my queen who has given me happiness and peace. According to Haruki Makurami "The king and his subjects be peeled with laughter. "