Gideon Brugman
(b. 11/7/1942, The Netherlands)
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Gideon Brugman worked in advertising, before he started his comics career at the publishing house Gondolex. There, he drew 'Commando Moustache' (1966) and two comics for the album 'Boemerang'. The latter was never published due to the disappearance of the publishing house. One of these unpublished stories was later rebuilt into 'Zonk en Stronk', that appeared in the magazine Spirou/Robbedoes in 1969 (text: Lo Hartog van Banda and Ruud Ringers).
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Patty (Tina, 1975)
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Between 1970 and 1975, he worked on 'Professor Ambrosius' with the same writers in Pep. From 1971 to 1976, he drew 'Patty' in Tina. After this he returned to advertising, producing comics only incidentally. He is the brother of comics artist Carry Brugman.
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| Gideon Brugman in De Nederlandse Stripgeschiedenis |
