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Philippe Geluck (born 7 May 1954 in Belgium) is a
Belgian comedian, humorist,
television writer and cartoonist, who sold more than 14
million albums worldwide...
- English-language editions) is a
Belgian comic strip,
created by
Philippe Geluck.
Foremost published daily in the
newspaper Le Soir from
March 22, 1983,...
- 1703. 1657 – De
Ratiociniis in Ludo
Aleae (Van
reeckening in
spelen van
geluck),
translated into
Latin by
Frans van S****en. 1659 –
Systema Saturnium...
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featured a
series of
large scale Le Chat
drawings by the
cartoonist Philippe Geluck, who was born and
raised in this neighbourhood. The 24
drawings extend over...
- 2018) May 6 –
Angela Hernández Nuñez,
Dominican writer May 7
Philippe Geluck,
Belgian cartoonist Amy Heckerling,
American film
director Diana Raab, American...
- 2
September 1964
Ibrox Park,
Glasgow Attendance: 77,669 Referee:
Franz Geluck (Belgium) 16
September 1964 Praterstadion,
Vienna Attendance: 42,323 Referee:...
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Hoebeke Attention ça tache, Casterman, 2004 (with
foreword by
Philippe Geluck)
Charb n'aime pas les gens :
chroniques politiques, 1996–2002, Agone, 2002...
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cartoonist Philippe Geluck to
create "Langues de Chat"
illustrating the
character of Le Chat.
Nearly twenty years later,
Geluck and
Galler changed their...
- McKay,
English sergeant,
Victoria Cross recipient (d. 1982) 1954 –
Philippe Geluck,
Belgian cartoonist 1954 –
Joanna Haigh,
English meteorologist and physicist...
- "Raymond Macherot". "Bom". "Patrick Cadot". "Raymond Macherot". "Philippe
Geluck". "American
Comic Strips Before 1918". Waugh,
Coulton (1991). The Comics...
