Outside of these major comic book companies, King Kong was featured in various smaller publications as well. In 1933, an adaptation of the original film was published in Spain in the magazine "Bowling" by Josep Alloza. That same year an adaptation appeared in issues #320-#336 of "Rin-tin-tin" by Marco Publishing by Casals and Arlet. King Kong was also featured in a Japanese comic in 1947 that was illustrated by Osamu Tezuka and published under the "Red Book" banner by Fuji Shobo. In 1951, in the free comic "The Adventures of the FBI" #57 (Rollán Publishing), an adaptation of "The Son of Kong", called "The Son of King Kong", was done by M. Gonzalez and L. Bermejo. He also appeared in short promotional comic strips promoting the King Kong banana- and toffee-flavored ice pops manufactured by Wall's in England in 1977/78