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Jack Black (Viz)
NW ABISBN: 9786138148692 bzw. 613814869X, Sprache unbekannt, neu, Hörbuch.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Lieferzeit: 5 Tage.
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. ack Black is a character appearing in the adult Viz comic. The cartoons in which he appears are currently drawn by Simon Ecob.Jack is effectively a young amateur detective who along with his dog Silver seems to spend an eternal school holiday staying with his Aunt Meg in an ever changing idyllic middle England location. The time period ranges from anywhere between the early 1930s/40s to the present day.Both the drawn style of the strip as well as the character are a parody of the Boys' Own style character who is wholesome but ultimately fascistic in beliefs and actions. There is more than a hint of Enid Blyton in the Jack Black character and the strip parodies the alleged middle class snobbery and 'outraged' and sometimes hypocritical content of right wing British media such as the Daily Mail and Express.
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. ack Black is a character appearing in the adult Viz comic. The cartoons in which he appears are currently drawn by Simon Ecob.Jack is effectively a young amateur detective who along with his dog Silver seems to spend an eternal school holiday staying with his Aunt Meg in an ever changing idyllic middle England location. The time period ranges from anywhere between the early 1930s/40s to the present day.Both the drawn style of the strip as well as the character are a parody of the Boys' Own style character who is wholesome but ultimately fascistic in beliefs and actions. There is more than a hint of Enid Blyton in the Jack Black character and the strip parodies the alleged middle class snobbery and 'outraged' and sometimes hypocritical content of right wing British media such as the Daily Mail and Express.
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