The complete listing of Digedags issues, including detailed titles and publication dates, is meticulously archived by fan resources such as tangentus.de , with #1 ( “Dig, Dag, Digedag auf der Jagd nach dem Golde” of December 1955) through #226 ( “Karneval am Canale Grande” of September 1975) carefully documented.
| Period | Issues | Key Series | |---|---|---| | Dec 1955 – Jun 1957 | #1–#6 | Orient-South Seas series (quarterly) | | Jun 1957 – 1964 | #7–#89 | Monthly publication; early historical adventures | | May 1964 – Jun 1969 | #90–#151 | (medieval) series – huge popular success | | Jul 1969 – Jun 1971 | #152–#178 | America series – Wild West and Mississippi adventures | | Jul 1971 – Jun 1974 | #179–#211 | Erfinder series and other historical episodes | | Jul 1974 – Jun 1975 | #212–#223 | Orient series – the final Hegen-era arc | | Jul 1975 – Dec 1975 | #224–#229 | Transitional issues (some featuring both Digedags and Abrafaxe) | The complete listing of Digedags issues, including detailed
Look for collections that include the supplementary materials – the "Mosaik extra" booklets and the historical notes pages that were originally printed in each issue. Updated PDFs often scan these notes as separate files. Note: While Hannes Hegen’s primary run ended with
Note: While Hannes Hegen’s primary run ended with Issue 223, single-issue variants and specialized reprintings extend the catalog tracking to Issue 226/229. Hannes Hegen - Lambiek Comiclopedia Kindle/Amazon
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The most reliable way to access these issues digitally is through official channels to ensure high-quality scans and legal compliance. Abrafaxe eComics : The official Abrafaxe website offers digital versions of their adventures. Kindle/Amazon