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Fraser of Africa is a comic strip that ran one page a week in full colour in the British comic Eagle in 1960–61, written by and illustrated by Frank Bellamy. It follows Martin Fraser, a white hunter in the game reserves of colonial Tanganyika, as he tracks down an American film star who has gone missing on safari, hunts down European ivory poachers, and helps a Maasai warrior rescue his tribe from Arab slavers. Bellamy, who had long had a fascination with Africa, corresponded with a farmer in Kenya who advised him on the accuracy of the wildlife depicted, and used a limited palette of browns and yellows to capture the parched East African landscape, only occasionally breaking into blues and reds. A collected edition was published by in 1990.

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  • Fraser of Africa (en)
  • Frazer l'Africain (fr)
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  • Fraser of Africa is a comic strip that ran one page a week in full colour in the British comic Eagle in 1960–61, written by and illustrated by Frank Bellamy. It follows Martin Fraser, a white hunter in the game reserves of colonial Tanganyika, as he tracks down an American film star who has gone missing on safari, hunts down European ivory poachers, and helps a Maasai warrior rescue his tribe from Arab slavers. Bellamy, who had long had a fascination with Africa, corresponded with a farmer in Kenya who advised him on the accuracy of the wildlife depicted, and used a limited palette of browns and yellows to capture the parched East African landscape, only occasionally breaking into blues and reds. A collected edition was published by in 1990. (en)
  • Frazer l’Africain est une bande dessinée britannique créée par Frank Bellamy (dessin) et George Beardmore (scénario). (fr)
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  • Fraser of Africa is a comic strip that ran one page a week in full colour in the British comic Eagle in 1960–61, written by and illustrated by Frank Bellamy. It follows Martin Fraser, a white hunter in the game reserves of colonial Tanganyika, as he tracks down an American film star who has gone missing on safari, hunts down European ivory poachers, and helps a Maasai warrior rescue his tribe from Arab slavers. Bellamy, who had long had a fascination with Africa, corresponded with a farmer in Kenya who advised him on the accuracy of the wildlife depicted, and used a limited palette of browns and yellows to capture the parched East African landscape, only occasionally breaking into blues and reds. A collected edition was published by in 1990. (en)
  • Frazer l’Africain est une bande dessinée britannique créée par Frank Bellamy (dessin) et George Beardmore (scénario). (fr)
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