Comic books/Angel and devil (good me and evil me)10 messages

Hello,

I am new to this forum because I have a question about Suske en Wiske.

You may know the pictures in which a character in conflict suddenly becomes company gets from a 'good me' and an 'bad me', an angel and a devil that resembles the character and whispers good and bad advice.

Could someone provide me with a scan of such a print , or if necessary, a reference to a comic that includes that? I'm working on an article about conscience on my blog and that would be very useful there!

Thank you very much if you can help me!

Greetings,
Vic

eg here 2696051 the mad musketeers

Or in The Laughing Wolf (Sidonia). http://www.forumvoordefans.nl/viewtopic.php?p=69923&sid=8e3b4123956f1ba3ba9d4993dbce3abc

  Lend a Paw"  Pluto auf deutsch "Der herzlose Ritter".

ik weet niet of Honden ook mogen meespelen maar het bekenste is natuurlijk waar een klein poesje in een Emer valt en Pluto eerst weg loopt en dan door zijn goede ik de poes toch red daar heb je echt links en rechts een zwarte en witte pluto die hem proberen te beinvloeden trouwens ook een Oscar gewonnen

Lend a Paw" Pluto auf deutsch "Der herzlose Ritter".

I don't know if dogs are allowed to play too, but the most famous is of course where a little cat falls into an Emer and Pluto first walks away and then saves the cat through his good self. There you really have a black and white Pluto on the left and right that him trying to influence also won an Oscar

The Smiling Wolf

The singing hippo

Let us know where we can find your blog ?!

Beautiful! Thanks for the help. I will post a link once the article is finished.

Greetings,
Vic

Is also a nice 958649

Hello,

I was going to let you know when the article appeared for which Suske en Wiske dined as an illustration. Hereby:

http://gelovenleren.net/blog/gewetensonderzoek- 2 /

or in PDF format:

http: // believe learning .net / portfolio / examination of conscience /

Best regards and thanks again!

Vic

I am not a believer, but it is generally decent to provide cited illustrations with an source reference (publication and author).

Yes, you are quite right. It is hereby corrected on the website. I will edit the PDF later.

Greetings,
Vic