Sammy (comics)
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Sammy est une série de bande dessinée franco-belge créée dans Spirou par Berck (dessin) et Raoul Cauvin (scénario) en 1970, reprise par Jean-Pol au dessin à partir de 1996. Le 40e et dernier album de la série est sorti en mai 2009 et marque l'arrêt définitif de cette série. Se déroulant principalement aux États-Unis, la série met en scène deux gardes du corps des années 1930, temps de la prohibition et du truand Al Capone : Jack Attaway et son second, Sammy Day.
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Sammy is a popular humour Belgian comics series. It first started in 1970 in the weekly comic Spirou magazine, it has been published in book form, and even been the subject of several omnibus editions by Dupuis. Raoul Cauvin wrote the series while artist Berck (aka Arthur Berckmans) drew the first thirty or so adventures before being succeeded by (aka Jean-Pol Van Den Broeck). The 40th book in the series was published in 2009 and it was announced that it would be Sammy's final adventure.
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Sammy Is een Belgische stripreeks geschreven door Cauvin en getekend door Berck en vanaf 1994 (nummer 32) tot 2009 getekend door Jean-Pol. Deze humoristische strip werd vanaf 1970 gepubliceerd in stripblad Spirou / Robbedoes en werd vanaf 1973 in album uitgegeven bij uitgeverij Dupuis.
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Sammy (strip)
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Two rival football teams use underhand tactics to force one another out of the competition. Hired by the coach of one of the teams, Sammy and Jack must become players themselves and face the consequences: if they win they'll be attacked by the teams' opponents, if they lose they'll be attacked by the team's supporters. To cap it all, the rival team will not wait for the game itself to knock them out of the match.
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Multiple attacks on Capone's business empire and attempts on his own life lead him to a nervous breakdown. Ness suspects that another would-be kingpin is out to take over and it does not take long for Sammy to discover that Lady O is back in town. With Ness now her target and facing a breakdown of his own, Jack suggests that the best way to counter a woman is another woman, but is Mae West really the best option?
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Firmin Deramelier is the President of a small island who wants Jack to train his bungling and incompetent presidential guard, and will even go so far as to subtly kidnap Jack's beloved mother in order to obtain his reluctant co-operation.
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In the Deep South, Sammy and Jack encounter hostility from both sides of the racial divide, corrupt officialdom and the infamous Ku Klux Klan.
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When a young immigrant called Antonio steals $200,000 from gangster Frankie Diamond, the latter sends his men to kill both Antonio and his sister Lolita who rushes to Jack and Sammy for help. With Jack and Lolita forced to participate in a never-ending dance marathon, Sammy tries to negotiate a solution to the problem, made all the more complicated by the involvement of Al Capone.
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Jack and Sammy investigate when a model prison becomes the scene of a never-ending stream of inmate suicides. Before long they discover that it just a cover for escaping prisoners, but before they can get anywhere on that they are distracted by sightings of vampires in the vicinity.
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Millionaire Gilles Palance lives in a palace-like home, has an army of servants, a collection of fine cars and a hoard of starlets for company. He even hires Sammy and Jack as bodyguards as part of the image. Life seems ideal but when things go wrong at the stock market they find that his life was more of an image than they thought.
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Jack is tired of trying to make a living from an honest job and getting next-to-no financial reward in return so he decides to go into producing alcohol and other dubious activities. Sammy is not too keen on this, especially when it puts Jack in competition with Capone and Miss Kay.
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Sammy and Jack are sent by the Secret Service to recover a metallic tube which a spy has hidden in a church in Rome. Sounds simple at first, but they soon discover that they are facing some tough competition in the form of agents from various countries, including a karate-kicking Japanese woman.
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Jack and Sammy are hired to watch over the occupants of an old folks home — made up of retired gangsters! The pensioners' hobbies include exploding dynamite, firing machine-guns and pickpocketing and they also hate one another with a passion! No wonder so many of the home's staff have already quit.
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A police inspector asks Sammy and Jack to go undercover and trace the route of smuggled alcohol which ends up at the rum row, a group of casino-ships anchored beyond territorial waters. Joining forces with the formidable Captain Ron Kalbery, they face pirates, coast guards, storms and the ruthless competitiveness of other smugglers.
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While sheltering from the rain in the home of a zoologist, Jack tries out what he thinks is some brandy only to find himself turning into a gorilla — and a literal one at that.
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Eliot Ness of the Untouchables asks Jack to help him track down Miss Kay, a notorious supplier of illegal alcohol, on the basis that she cannot know him. But Sammy knows that Ness couldn't be more wrong: Miss Kay knows Jack better than anyone since she happens to be his own mother and keeping this a secret from him turns out to be more than Sammy's nerves can take.
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Police detective Clay Anderson asks Sammy and Jack to help break up a network of corruption involving police, gangsters and politicians, and before long their campaign of sabotage tries the nerves and patience of crime lord Luciano.
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Mister Harris is the MOST targeted man in Chicago. In their attempts to dispose of him his enemies have already hospitalised a dozen of Jack Attaway's bodyguards. The only way to recoup on his expenses is for Jack to keep the annoying little man alive, long enough for him to testify in court and collect the large reward offered for the exposure of crime lord Rocco — but can even Sammy last longer than his predecessors?
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Steffy Granger escapes from prison and goes into hiding. Since he was a potential witness against Capone it is essential to find him. The trail leads Sammy and Jack to a bar frequented by transvestites and find themselves having to mix in more ways than one. Then Ness and Capone appear, also on Granger's trail — and adopting similar tactics!
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Eléonore Dukakiskoff, an eccentric Russian Duchess, hires Sammy and Jack to watch over her beloved Pekingese while she is away. They soon find that others have also set their sights on the dog and not as pet lovers.
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A beach would be an ideal spot for a short break if it weren't for the shark who terrorises the area.
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The principal of a college for young ladies calls on Jack and Sammy for assistance. Her charges are the daughters of crooks, spies, pickpockets and pyromaniacs, and in many cases have inherited the habits of their parents. As if trying to enforce discipline was not hard enough, one of the girls is targeted by gangsters who want to know the location of her father's stolen loot.
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A raid on one of Capone's distilleries results in Ness suffering serious head injuries and memory loss. As a result he comes to believe that he is a priest, giving blessings wherever he goes. If either Capone or Ness' superiors find out then it could spell the end of the Untouchables so Sammy and Jack have to hide him and go to great lengths to restore him to normal.
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The offer of protecting two young ladies from harm is very tempting — until you discover that the ladies in question are young enough to be toddlers! In any case, the fact that they, the daughters of a wealthy man, are the targets of kidnappers means that Sammy has little choice but to stick to the assignment.
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On screen, Randolf Valentini is a dashing man of action, but off-screen he's more of a mound of trembling jelly, so when the Mafia threatens the production of his latest film he quickly flees the set. Fortunately for the producer, Jack Attaway happens to be the spitting image of Randolf so he's ideal to complete the picture, but Jack soon finds that the Mafia is nothing compared to a fanatical female following.
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Middle Eastern Emir Siman El Boyard hires Sammy and Jack to watch over his only oil well which is under threat by his rival Abor El Saizy. El Saizy for his part has already found oil and bought fighter planes and tanks for his army, while all the Gorillas have are their Tommy guns and revolvers.
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Samuel Ranson asks Sammy and Jack to help him recover the fortune swindled away by crooks from his great-great-great-grandson. Jack's not one to turn down a client but a 200-year-old skeleton back from the dead may prove very trying for his own well-being, especially since they have to take on a training camp of mercenaries.
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A man staggers into Jack's office, goes through the window and ends up on a flagpole before hitting the pavement. Furthermore he has multiple knife and gunshot wounds and a deadly spider in his possession. The trail leads Sammy and Jack to Sicily, and multiple attempts to get hold of the box containing the spider, but goes cold due to the "rule of silence" imposed by the local Black Hand.
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Sandra Harvey is a talented singer, wealthy, beautiful, healthy and devout. Everything is against her. Pursued by her fans, harassed by the press, pressured by offers of marriage, she desperately turns to Jack and Sammy to protect her from all these intrusions into her life, but is that possible when, even for them, it's a case of love at first sight?
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When Ness catches Capone's henchmen red-handed in criminal activity, Capone hires a young woman called Lady O who proves more than up to the job of replacing them. However she also proves to be quite ambitious and turns on her employer with Sammy, Jack and Ness caught in the crossfire — which is not her only means of striking terror.
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The famous actress Mae West asks Jack and Sammy to protect her. There have been several attempts on her life and she suspects it to be someone whose advances she rejected — the problem being that there have been so many she can't think who it could be.
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Booley and Dooley are twins, mad scientists and hate each other to boot. They have each built their own robot, both machines created with the sole purpose of destroying the other — with Jack, Sammy and some double-crossing crooks caught in the mêlée.
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Dave Kennedy lives in a run-down shack on the property of his wealthy uncle, who owns a palatial home in the same area. The problem is that Dave is a chain-smoking, heavy-drinking, womanising slob who has to change his ways in order to inherit his uncle's fortune and will only be able to achieve this by force. Getting this human wreckage back into shape in hard enough for Sammy and Jack without Al Capone suddenly turning up with plans of his own.
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Elderly millionaire Harry Moons sends Jack and Sammy to Paris in order to find out if his estranged nephew is capable of taking over his huge fortune. When they arrive in the French capital it is to find Jean-François-Ferdinand Moons in a lunatic asylum complete with gag and straitjacket and aggressive tendencies. This hardly makes him ideal to run the family business, but getting a raving madman off their hands proves easier said than done.
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When the building of a skyscraper comes under threat by protection racketeers, Sammy and Jack argue as to who should keep a watch out at the top of the tower, "vertigo" being a common problem with both of them. Of course, it should the boss to take responsibility so Jack makes Sammy the boss — at least until the conclusion of the case.
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At Ness' request Sammy and Jack break up a Chinese alcohol distillery. Later a heavyweight and powerful Chinese crime lord literally breaks into their office and breaks even more of the furniture. Thus the two Gorillas are forced to go into hiding before their necks get the same treatment, but where can you hide in a country full of Chinese informants?
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Jack and Sammy are sent to find Boris Kazamadjove who has the files of his late brother Igor, a specialist in biological warfare, and is offering them to the highest bidder. They and other agents infiltrate the circus run by another brother, Ivan, by putting on various performances, but someone is determined to reduce the competition by making the "death-defying" acts live up to their names.
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A manager hires Sammy and Jack to watch over his boxer who has been targeted by a crooked rival.
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Sammy and Jack meet Boy, a young child who lives in an orphanage. Boy wants their help to find his father, but the only lead is a taxi driver who takes him a present on his birthday every year. Not much to go on, and the Gorillas soon find themselves facing quite a few surprises in their investigation.
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Three widows, who lost their husbands to alcohol, hire Sammy and Jack to protect them while they break up the illegal bars spread around the city. It's not long of course before Capone gets involved and Jack faces a deal with the devil.
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Almost killed in a drive-by shooting, Aldo "the Weasel" Colmaris is comatose, his life and sanity hanging by a thread. However, his evidence could be crucial to nail the "Godmother" of the underworld so Sammy and Jack are assigned to protect him: not easy in a hospital overrun with hitmen, an erratic doctor on the verge of a nervous breakdown and a gossipy nurse.
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Gangster Tonio Garcia escapes from prison with only one aim in mind: to get rival crime lord Jose Lumbago, the one who betrayed him to the police. Jose calls on Sammy and Jack to escort him to safety, boasting that he has thought of everything to cover his escape — but so has Tonio.
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Two scientists, Hans and Vonder, perfect an atomic battery, but things go wrong and the energy meant for the battery ends up inside Vonder instead. Although he does not suffer serious injuries he has become a living battery, giving off huge amounts of heat. Hans hires Sammy and Jack to escort Vonder to the Arctic in order that he can feel more at ease, while protecting him from crooks who intend to use him for military purposes.
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Gangster "Crazy" Jerry fakes his own death and then sets off to settle his scores with rival Al Capone who, in terror for his life, turns to Jack and Sammy for help. The problem is that Jerry has undergone plastic surgery and nobody now knows what he looks like.
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A group of gangsters turned into babies by the elixir of youth set off to settle their scores with their enemy and Jack and Sammy find that armed toddlers can be just as dangerous as fully-grown adults.
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Jack's beloved mother has moved to Chicago and it's important for him not to let her realise that business is not as good as he has told her. But Mrs Attaway is not one to be easily deceived and Sammy soon finds that she has hit on a radical, if dubious, solution to Jack's problems.
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Berck
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Raoul Cauvin
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Jean-Pol
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[A Caged Gorilla]
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[A Dog's Life for the Gorillas]
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[A Scriptwriter at the Gorillas]
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[A Sleepless Night for the Gorillas]
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[Black Ice]
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[Boy]
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[Chaos in the Clouds]
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[Cigarettes and Whisky]
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[El Presidente]
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[Gorillas and Crazy Women]
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[Gorillas and Robots]
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[Gorillas and Spaghetti]
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[Kids and Gorillas]
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[Ku–Klux–Klan]
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[Lady O]
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[Ma Attaway]
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[Ma Sammy]
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[Mae West]
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[Miss Kay]
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[Old Boys for the Gorillas]
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[Panic at the Vatican]
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[Papy Day]
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[Pruned Alcohol]
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[Rum Row]
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[Strange Ladies]
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[Such a Pretty Little Beach]
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[The Best Scores at Xmas Make the Best Friends]
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[The Desert Oilmen]
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[The Diva]
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[The Eight-Footed Gorilla]
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[The Gorillas Go Crazy]
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[The Gorillas Lead the Dance]
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[The Gorillas Score Hits]
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[The Gorillas Score a Goal]
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[The Gorillas and the Dollar King]
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[The Gorillas at Boarding School]
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[The Gorillas in Hollywood]
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[The Gorillas in Skirts]
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[The Gorillas in the Ring]
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[The Gorillas' Good Deed]
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[The Great Freeze]
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[The Gunbabies]
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[The Gunladies]
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[The Man who came from Beyond]
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[The Mandarin]
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[The Samba of the Gorillas]
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[Two Gorillas in Paris]
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[Wall Street Crash]
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[short gag]
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Mae West
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Boy
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La Diva
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gag
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Verglas
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Miss Kay
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Lady O
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El presidente
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Une si jolie petite plage
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Bon vieux pour les gorilles
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Ces Drôles de dames
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Cigarettes et whisky
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Crash à Wall Street
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Des Gorilles et des folles
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Des Mômes et des gorilles
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Deux Gorilles à Paris
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Du Rififi dans les nuages
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Gorilles et robots
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Gorilles et spaghetti
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Ku–Klux–Klan
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La B.A. des gorilles
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La Samba des gorilles
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Le Gorille à huit pattes
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Le Grand frisson
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Le Mandarin
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Les Bons comptes de Noël font les bons amis
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Les Bébés flingueurs
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Les Gorilles au pensionnat
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Les Gorilles en piste
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Les Gorilles et le roi dollar
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Les Gorilles font les fous
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Les Gorilles marquent des poings
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Les Gorilles marquent un but
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Les Gorilles mènent la danse
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Les Gorilles ont du chien
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Les Gorilles portent jupons
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Les Gorilles à Hollywood
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Les Pépées flingueuses
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Les Pétroleurs du désert
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L’Alcool aux pruneaux
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L’Homme qui venait de l’au–delà
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Ma Attaway
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Ma Sammy
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Nuit blanche pour les gorilles
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Panique au vatican
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Papy Day
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Rhum row
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Un Gorille en cage
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Un Scénariste chez les gorilles
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Sammy est une série de bande dessinée franco-belge créée dans Spirou par Berck (dessin) et Raoul Cauvin (scénario) en 1970, reprise par Jean-Pol au dessin à partir de 1996. Le 40e et dernier album de la série est sorti en mai 2009 et marque l'arrêt définitif de cette série. Se déroulant principalement aux États-Unis, la série met en scène deux gardes du corps des années 1930, temps de la prohibition et du truand Al Capone : Jack Attaway et son second, Sammy Day.
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Sammy is a popular humour Belgian comics series. It first started in 1970 in the weekly comic Spirou magazine, it has been published in book form, and even been the subject of several omnibus editions by Dupuis. Raoul Cauvin wrote the series while artist Berck (aka Arthur Berckmans) drew the first thirty or so adventures before being succeeded by (aka Jean-Pol Van Den Broeck). Set mainly in 1920s Chicago, the series centres on freelance bodyguards Jack Attaway and his sidekick Sammy Day. Their assignments have them protecting people from all walks of life, from young children to celebrities, fighting gangsters both at home and abroad and even facing elements of fantasy and science-fiction. The real-life gangster Al Capone and his sworn enemy Eliot Ness of the "Untouchables" are also regular characters. Although occasionally violent, the emphasis of the series is on humour. The 40th book in the series was published in 2009 and it was announced that it would be Sammy's final adventure.
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Sammy Is een Belgische stripreeks geschreven door Cauvin en getekend door Berck en vanaf 1994 (nummer 32) tot 2009 getekend door Jean-Pol. Deze humoristische strip werd vanaf 1970 gepubliceerd in stripblad Spirou / Robbedoes en werd vanaf 1973 in album uitgegeven bij uitgeverij Dupuis. De strip gaat over de lijfwachten Sammy Day en zijn baas Jack Attaway, die in Chicago ten tijde van de drooglegging proberen aan de kost te komen en te overleven. Jack Attaway is moedig en doortastend maar gaat vaak ondoordacht te werk. Sammy is intelligent en soms spotziek. Vaste nevenpersonages zijn historische figuren Al Capone en Eliot Ness. Inspiratiebron was de televisiereeks The Untouchables.
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