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J. H. Koeleman jr.(b. 1926, The Netherlands) |
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J. H. Koeleman jr. studied at the Grafische School and the Kunstnijverheidschool in Amsterdam. In 1954, his first and only comic series appeared, called 'De Avonturen van Pinkie Pienter'. The series ran until 1960. Although it was a primitively drawn science-fiction comic with a lot of robots and flying saucers, it captured the heart of many young Dutchmen. The series was taken over by Lex Overeijnder, and finished by Berend Dam. It also appeared in French, titled 'Martin le Malin'. |
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