Zagor Cico #35 2005 Un pellerossa chiamato Cico Turkish Comic Turkey #3

Zagor – Issue #35 – Kızılderili Çiko – Lal Kitap Turkish Edition (2005)

Description:

Zagor is a classic Italian comic book series created by Sergio Bonelli and illustrated by Gallieno Ferri. The character’s real name is Patrick Wilding, the son of Mike and Betty, and he is portrayed as a western–tarzanesque hero living in the fictional forest of Darkwood, located in Pennsylvania in the northeastern United States. Zagor fights to maintain peace between settlers and Native American tribes, combining elements of western, adventure, and jungle-style storytelling.

In Turkey, this edition was published by Lal Kitap as part of a series released between 2002 and 2007, totaling 62 issues. These editions are printed in Turkish and in black and white, offering a faithful presentation of the original stories for collectors and fans alike.

This issue, number 35, titled Kızılderili Çiko (originally Un Pellerossa Chiamato Çiko), is part of the Cico mini-series, corresponding to Cico series #3 in the original Italian publication. The story centers on the beloved sidekick Çiko (Cico), featuring humor, clever problem-solving, and lighthearted adventure within the Darkwood setting. While Zagor’s presence ensures action and tension, Çiko provides comedic relief, making this issue both entertaining and collectible.

The cover of this edition is illustrated by Gallieno Ferri, preserving the authentic visual style of the Italian series and enhancing its appeal for collectors.

Key Features:

• Title: Zagor – Kızılderili Çiko

• Original Title: Un Pellerossa Chiamato Çiko

• Series: Zagor (Cico Mini-Series)

• Issue Number: #35

• Turkish Publisher: Lal Kitap

• Publication Years: 2002–2007

• Publication Year (this issue): 2005

• Language: Turkish

• Printing: Black & White

• Creators: Sergio Bonelli (writer), Gallieno Ferri (artist)

• Main Characters: Zagor (Patrick Wilding), Çiko

• Setting: Darkwood, Pennsylvania

• Genre: Western / Adventure / Comedy

• Cover Artist: Gallieno Ferri

• Series Scope: 62 issues (2002–2007)