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==Main staff list== | ==Main staff list== | ||
© 1989-1991 Harlekijn/Van Veen/Bacher & Siepermann<br> | |||
© 1989 Harlekijn/Van Veen | Exclusive license given by Benelux Licensing Group/Telecable<br> | ||
Exclusive license given by | © 1989-1991 text songs [[Harlekijn Holland|Harlekijn Holland bv]]<br> | ||
For this release © 1989-1991 Uitgeverij M & P bv<br> | |||
Postbus 566, 6000 AL Weert<br> | |||
''' | '''Cover design''': Teo van Gerwen<br> | ||
'''Text''': | '''Cover illustration''': [[Hans Bacher]], [[Harald Siepermann]] and [[Daan Jippes]]<ref group="note">Uncredited. Likely Daan Jippes was responsible for the inking several book cover artworks. Jippes is confirmed to have inked 3 of the cover images of this series, so it is likely he helped with all of them. {{cite web|url=https://one1more2time3.wordpress.com/2010/11/05/cover/|title=Hans Bacher's Weblog|website=one1more2time3.wordpress.com|author=Hans Bacher|language=en|date=5 November 2010}}</ref><br> | ||
'''Typesetting and layout''': | '''Text''': Herman van Veen with illustrations by Hans Bacher and Harald Siepermann<br> | ||
'''Typesetting and layout''': M & P Tekst bv, Weert<br> | |||
Printed in Italy by Gruppo Editoriale Fabbri S.pA., Milan | |||
==Releases== | ==Releases== | ||
Revision as of 23:43, 13 August 2025
| De wonderlijke avonturen van Alfred J. Kwak "Achter tralies" | |
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| Children's book series | |
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| Written by | Herman van Veen |
| Artwork by | Hans Bacher Harald Siepermann |
| Cover design by | Teo van Gerwen |
| Typesetting and layout | M & P Tekst bv. Weert |
| Publisher | Uitgeverij van Reemst M & P bv (re-releases by Memphis Belle) |
| Language | Dutch |
| Release date | 1989 |
| Number of pages | 28 (omnibusses: 90) |
| Binding method | Hardcover |
"De wonderlijke avonturen van Alfred J. Kwak" (lit. 'The wonderful adventures of Alfred J. Kwak') is a series of Dutch children's books, each based on one or two episodes of the animated series released in the Netherlands between 1989 and 1991 in 3 series. The first two books were also released in Belgium in 1991. In 2003 "De olympiade" and "De zeeverkenners" were re-relaesed with different covers and "De olympiade" was renamed to "De wedstrijd". "
Production
Main staff list
© 1989-1991 Harlekijn/Van Veen/Bacher & Siepermann
Exclusive license given by Benelux Licensing Group/Telecable
© 1989-1991 text songs Harlekijn Holland bv
For this release © 1989-1991 Uitgeverij M & P bv
Postbus 566, 6000 AL Weert
Cover design: Teo van Gerwen
Cover illustration: Hans Bacher, Harald Siepermann and Daan Jippes[note 1]
Text: Herman van Veen with illustrations by Hans Bacher and Harald Siepermann
Typesetting and layout: M & P Tekst bv, Weert
Printed in Italy by Gruppo Editoriale Fabbri S.pA., Milan
Releases
All the releases in this series.
1989
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De zeven eieren (The Netherlands) -
Achter tralies (The Netherlands) -
Het kroonjuweel (The Netherlands)
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Op school (The Netherlands)
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Krab de Kat (The Netherlands)
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De Olympiade (The Netherlands) -
De zeven eieren - Achter tralies - Het kroonjuweel (The Netherlands)
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Op school - Krab de Kat - De Olympiade (The Netherlands)
1990
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De zeeverkenners (The Netherlands) -
De heilige tulband (The Netherlands)
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Het circus (The Netherlands)
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De witte koningin (The Netherlands)
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De nachtmerrie (The Netherlands)
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Vrienden uit de ruimte (The Netherlands)
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De inktvis (The Netherlands)
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De walvis (The Netherlands)
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De De lieve sneeuwman (The Netherlands)
1991
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De draak (The Netherlands)
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De zeven eieren (Belgium, re-release)
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Achter tralies (Belgium, re-release)
2003
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De Olympiade (The Netherlands, re-release)
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De zeeverkenners (The Netherlands, re-release)
TV episodes covered
- Every book covers either 1 or 2 episodes of the animated series:
| De zeven eieren 1 De eieren |
De witte koningin 12 Het schaakspel |
Notes
- ↑ Uncredited. Likely Daan Jippes was responsible for the inking several book cover artworks. Jippes is confirmed to have inked 3 of the cover images of this series, so it is likely he helped with all of them. Hans Bacher (5 November 2010). "Hans Bacher's Weblog". one1more2time3.wordpress.com.