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The founding father of Algerian comic book art and animation, creator of Algeria's first superhero comic 'Naar, l'Invincible' in 1964.
Biographical Record
Mohamed Aram was born in the Casbah of Algiers and worked as a commercial graphic artist and illustrator. In 1964, in the pages of the weekly youth magazine 'Mkidich', he created 'Naar, l'Invincible' (Fire, the Invincible), recognized by cultural historians as the very first indigenous superhero comic strip in independent Algeria and the Arab world.
Aram's dynamic visual storytelling, inspired by American sci-fi comics and Algerian revolutionary heroism, thrilled generations of young Algerians. He also pioneered animated television shorts for national television, earning recognition as the historical patriarch of the 9th Art in Algeria.
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Perpetual MemorialAlgiers, Algeria