English name: Joe Peelskin, Joe Flayskin
Croatian name: Josip Gulikoža
German name: Sepp Schälhaut
Hungarian name: József Börlehuzó
Italian name: Peppe Spellapelle
Slovenian name (original): Joža Gulikoža
Joe Flayskin is a negative character created after Hungerly had been transformed from a negative into a positive hero. After all, a good story could not exist without a villain.
Joe Flayskin is a small frog armed with a sword, before whom the whole world trembles. He is always surrounded by a gang of a few henchmen, who are human rather than animal characters. Although Joe Flayskin is a villain, he appears in only five comic strips; in the remaining stories, the antagonists are other, more incidental characters.
Joe Flayskin underwent the least development of all the characters, as he was introduced very late in the series. By that time, the visual style of the other characters had already been fully established, and Miki Muster no longer used a pen for drawing.
Comic book titles with him
| Title | Original Title | Joe Flayskin |
|
|---|---|---|---|
| Gusarji | Gusarji | ✓ | |
| Krvavi kapitan | Krvavi kapitan | ✓ | |
| Chicago | Čikago | ✓ | |
| Trije mušketirji | Trije mušketirji | ✓ | |
| Zmajev otok | Zmajev otok | ✓ |
Legend:
* The title also contains a comic book Džunga, which is a logical continuation of the comic book in Africa.
** The comic book is unfinished.
*** This is an introduction to the Miki Muster’s comic collection published by Buch.
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