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Uri-On ((ヘブライ語:אורי-און)) is a fictional comic book superhero created by Israeli-American artist Michael Netzer, in partnership with Jonathan Duitch and Yossi Halpern in 1987.〔(Uri-On: The Israeli-Jewish Superman ), Haggadahs R Us〕 ==The comic book== The adventures of Uri-On were initially published in Israel in 1987, in four-color comic books, and continued later in the children's magazine ''Kulanu'' ((ヘブライ語:כֻּלָּנוּ)), for several years. The publication elicited criticism and controversy for its serious and patriotic Israeli superhero, whose author was considered to harbor right-wing political sentiment as a West Bank resident, at a time when Israeli culture was seen to have grown past such idealism.〔Eli Eshed on the controversy of Uri-On, (The Israeli Superheroes ), Israel Society for Science-Fiction and Fantasy (October, 2001)〕〔Eli Eshed, (Hebrew Comics-A History ) The Universe of Eli Eshed (December, 2003)〕 In the letter columns of the comic book, Netzer rebutted these claims by stressing the support for a peaceful solution to the plot conflict in the series storyline, and the cultural abundance of patriotism seen in American superheroes, on which Uri-On was based.〔Letter column, Uri-On #3, Israel comics (1988)〕 Many mistakenly consider "Uri-On" to be the first Israeli superhero. "Uri-On" is the first Israeli superhero to be published in color, but the first Israeli superhero was actually "Sabraman" which was created by Uri Fink and published in black-and-white in the late 1970s.〔Eli Eshed on the history of Israeli Superheroes, (The Israeli Superheroes ), ISSF (October, 2001)〕 Uri-On was named after the Israeli news commentator Uri Orbach, Netzer's friend and roommate at the time he created the character.〔Yoni Shedmi, (Hero on the Edge ), NRG Maariv, 26 August 2005〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Uri-On」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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