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Blake & Mortimer Vol. 1 #13 Page 42

Location: TED BENOIT
Artist: Ted Benoit (All)

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Location: TED BENOIT
Title: Blake & Mortimer Vol. 1 #13 Page 42*
Artist:  Ted Benoit (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 211
Likes on CAF: 2
Comments: 4
Added to Site: 2/16/2024

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"The Francis Blake Affair"
1996

"Blake and Mortimer" is and it will be one of the most ever relevant runs of the clear line. The European Style.It was created by the legendary Edgar P. Jacobs (an Hergé disciple). Benoit was picked out to take care of the revival of the classic 'Blake & Mortimer' comic with scriptwriter Jean Van Hamme, after their creator Edgar P. Jacobs had passed away in 1987. "The Francis Blake Affair" is the first album created after Jacobs.

A favourite artist on a favoruite run. Ted Benoit also became a legendary artist of the clear line.

This new post could make you think that I'm out of my scope but, I deeply love the european comic art.

"Go to Hell, Olrik"
Philipe Mortimer


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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
Posted On 2/16/2024

It's a nice subtle split between the have and the have nots as it changes with the center panel for 5 panels of each.  Both sides have table scenes, but the decor and the wardrobe changes a lot.  Thicker tables, a view of the docks instead of a book shelf, etc. are all drawn with exactness. 

Toni S Member Since 2019
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Posted On 2/16/2024

Marcus Wai wrote:
"  It's a nice subtle split between the have and the have nots as it changes with the center panel for 5 panels of each.  Both sides have table scenes, but the decor and the wardrobe changes a lot.  Thicker tables, a view of the docks instead of a book shelf, etc. are all drawn with exactness. 
 "

You explain it perfectly! ThNk so MUCH!!!!

John C Member Since 2014
Posted On 2/16/2024

Beauty. 

Toni S Member Since 2019
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Posted On 2/17/2024

John C wrote:
"  Beauty. 
 "

Thank you!!