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The Avrobode is a weekly program guide with information about television and radio programs. On May 12, 1967, the entire Avrobode was included in the Televizier, the other magazine of the AVRO. Wordt Vervolgd was a Dutch children's television program about cartoons and comics, broadcast by the AVRO.
In 1985 a partnership was formed with the comic weekly Eppo. The name of that magazine was changed to Eppo Wordt Vervolgd. However, this partnership did not last long, ending in 1988. In 1988 the Wordt Vervolgd Clubblad appears with comics and information about the club days.
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Clipping information about “Wordt Vervolgd” from Televizier magazine, #03-1983
✔ AVRO bode 1983 #3
22,3 x 29 cm
Clipping information. "Brieven voor AVRO Wordt Vervolgd" from AVRO-bode magazine, #03-1983
✔ 24 pag., 19,5 x 27,8 cm
Avro-bode - year of issue unknown - #6
Clipping Avro-bode
year of issue unknown Avro-bode
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Avro-bode - year of issue unknown - #1
Clipping Avro-bode
Clipping Avro-bode
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Hee, Douwe Dabbert, a strip of three pictures. This strip appeared exclusively in the Wordt Vervolgd section of the AVRO bode of February 11, 1984.
Cover Avro-bode
11 February 1984 - #47
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How a comic is made - Douwe Dabbert tells (Hoe wordt een strip gemaakt - Douwe Dabbert vertelt), a three-page story. This short story did get published in the books Learn to Draw Comics (Leer striptekenen) with: Avro Wordt Vervolgd Club and Wordt Vervolgd 'presents' (both from 1985).
✔Cover Avro Wordt Vervolgd Club (1985)
Ho! Stop!!!, a three-page comic strip drawn by Piet Wine as part of the story Dossier Vier Dozijn, an anniversary story of Agent 327. The story was published in Eppo Wordt Vervolgd 1986-#37 and later in book form under the name Top Secret.
See page Promo - "EPPO Wordt Vervolgd"
In 1988, the AVRO's Wordt Vervolgd Club magazine was published with comics and information about the club days.
Below is #3 from the first volume, 1988, with Douwe Dabbert on the cover, a small introduction by Piet Wijn, and in further in the magazine the Vis-à-Vis story previously published in Donald Duck ......
✔ 24 pages, 19,5 x 27,8 cm
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