Bruno Brazil i Tempo 1970.

These posts about the cartoon series Bruno Brazil is a tribute to the cartoon drawer who passed away in May this year, William Vance:
William van Cutsem (8 September 1935 – 14 May 2018), better known by his pen name William Vance, was a Belgian comics artist known for his distinctive realistic style and work in Franco-Belgian comics.
(from wikipedia).


William Vance documented the fight in 1969 between
the circus artist/whip expert and secret agent Whip Rafale (1944- ) and
Bella (n/a).
Pictures in the following posts are taken from the Norwegian cartoon magazine "Tempo", issue of February 1970. We are in 1970 and the Magazine "Tempo" was mostly read by teens and children, so the drawings could not focus on any obscenity. It is cartoon violence at its best.


I bladet Tempo for februar 1970 er Bruno Brazil og Alligatorkommandoen kommet fram til TV-piratenes hovedkvarter. Her møter kommandoens Whip Rafale, Gaucho Morales, Bruno og Billy Brazil voldsom motstand. Whip Rafale er oppe mot piratenes maskot Bella.

Her i utdrag: