Bernard Caleo is a Melbourne

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-based Australia

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n comic artist, comic book editor, performer, and presenter. He is the editor of Tango

Tango (comics)

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, a comics anthology

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 series which has been published irregularly since 1997. He also runs Cardigan Comics, the publishing company which publishes Tango. As a comic artist, Caleo contributes to Tango, as well as producing a webcomic

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 called "I Knew Him". He is also the author of the comics Yell Ole!, later called False Impressionists (Bernard Caleo and Brendan Tolley, Imaginate, 1993-), Café Ghetto (Bernard Caleo and John Murphy, Santa Madonna Publications, 1998–2000), and Caleo & Khandekar's homage to Hergé : the element of surprise (Bernard Caleo and Khandekar, Polluxman, 1996). In 2008, Caleo and collaborator Bruce Woolley wrote and performed Miracleman, a stage adaptation of the Alan Moore

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 Marvelman

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 comic series. In 2009, Caleo contributed comic work to the Melbourne incarnation of Super Heroes and Schlemiels: Jews and Comic Art which appeared at the Jewish Museum of Australia

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in Melbourne. In the mid-1980s Bernard was half of the comic team "The Superballs".