Le Scrameustache, Les Galaxiens #7 pg41 (Dupuis, 1979)
Artists: Gos (All) , Roland Goosens (All)
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Description2-2025...The comic series Le Scrameustache blends earthly and alien adventures with time travel in a friendly and humorous tone. The Scrameustache, an extraterrestrial creature with strong telepathic abilities, typically wears a blue flight suit and an anti-gravity belt. The main character is seen here with his friends, the Galaxians. Ink over graphite on two conjoined sheets of Bristol board with a combined image area of 12" x 15.5".Reminds me of the Smurfs! Social/Sharing |
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Kavi H 
Member Since 2018
1 - Posted on 6/14/2025
Upon immediately first glance it also gave me a bit of the vibe/appeal of the Smurfs, and then I saw you mention that in your description as well ha! I don't know much about this title but it's always cool to learn more about foreign language comics from other countries/areas through the artwork - congrats and thanks for sharing!
Mister Miracle
Member Since 2021
1 - Posted on 6/14/2025
Kavi H wrote:
Upon immediately first glance it also gave me a bit of the vibe/appeal of the Smurfs, and then I saw you mention that in your description as well ha! I don't know much about this title but it's always cool to learn more about foreign language comics from other countries/areas through the artwork - congrats and thanks for sharing!
Thanks Kavi! That's what drew me to the piece as well! =) So much to be learned from different styles around the world!
Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005
1 - Posted on 6/15/2025
I have no doubt this genre included the smurfs too. A bit of fantasy and whimsy was much needed at a time when world tensions were high and everyone needed an escape.
Mister Miracle
Member Since 2021
1 - Posted on 6/15/2025
Marcus Wai wrote:
I have no doubt this genre included the smurfs too. A bit of fantasy and whimsy was much needed at a time when world tensions were high and everyone needed an escape.
Very likely indeed Marcus!
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