The first ever Albert the Wolf comic strips were originally published in 1974 on the Corriere dei Ragazzi, an Italian daily newspaper aimed at the younger generations. The English-language version, above, was created in the ’90s and distributed by United Media with the aim of reaching an international – mainly US – audience.
A comical, and in its own way satirical
and allegorical, farm set on the gently rolling hills of what could be the
southern English countryside, but is really a realm inhabited by animals with human characteristics: a guard
dog that looks like a big fluffy polar bear, a wolf in love with a chicken, an
annoying middle-aged mole and an array of other characters that you will
discover with us as we make our way, week after week, through the first 70 or
so strips.
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For more information please contact info@lupoalberto.it or visit lupoalberto.it.
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