Dick Briel
(b. 29/12/1950, The Netherlands)
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Dick Briel studied at the Rietveld Academie. He is best known for the 'Julius Palmboom' series, which first appeared in Eppo in 1979. Two albums were published by Oberon in the 1980s. With its Clear Line style and 1950s atmosphere, the series also found its way to the French-speaking audience. Briel also made stories with 'Hulbert' for Mickey Maandblad, and did contributions to Titanic, before slowly disappearing from the comics scene in the mid-1980s.
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After several years of absense, Dick Briel reappeared in Veronicablad as the scriptwriter of the comical horror comic 'Max en Mummie', drawn by Wout Paulussen and co-scripted by Ruud den Dijver (1995-96). In 1997, he finished a new 'Julius Palmboom' story, which was also published in the Veronicablad and in an album by Arboris.
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