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Rahan est à la bande dessinée ce que Johnny Halliday a été à la musique -- un chef-d'oeuvre français qui n'a jamais percé aux Etats-Unis... ;-))
I would have killed for a page like this when I was a teenager... Now I am in awe of Mayo's artistry to depict the female body! Gaw-geous!
You ARE well-known!!! Just ask your wife and your mother...
Beautiful original art is even more beautiful when it is attached to a beautiful personal story, even a sad one. All the very best to you, Nick.
Definitely two of the strongest pages in Crumb's Kafka!
Now this is what I call peak underground original art!!!
Congrats, Scott!!!!
Actually manga arrived in Europe only in the late 1980s. Leloup created the character in 1970. Even though her design evolved slightly along the decade, he was never inspired by the artwork of actual Japanese comics. Such a rendition as this one, drawn in 1981, was a perfect example of Franco-Belgian artistry, completely "ligne claire" except for the shading of Yoko's hairline.
Just stunning! William Messner-Loebs' artwork was peerless in the 1980s.
I've never been a fan of John Prentice's Rip Kirby but I have to admit that this strip looks particularly good!
Evans was a master at drawing dogfights. Congrats!
Looks a lot like President Eisenhower with glasses on.
Spectacular Shelton art from his early career! Just glorious!
Thanks for the input, Alec. After double-checking the mid-1970s Eerie issues, it turns out that this head first appeared flipped sideways in the readers' mail page of Eerie #70 (Nov. 1975). In the following issues, the cravat was deleted and the head appeared only from the chin up.
Incroyable est le mot. Le dessin en vrai est d'une beauté à tomber à la renverse !
Outbidding you was an honor, Jeff! Let's have a drink to it next time you go to Angoulême, shall we?
I know you're pulling my leg—you know very well I would never bad-mouth Steve D. if my life depended on it. I'm just saying Alberto Breccia was light-years ahead of what was going on in the US and Europe already in 1963. Even the Hugo Pratt of 1963 could not withstand comparison with Breccia.
Tardi at his best in one of his best books. Congrats, Jeff!
There sure are more stressful ways to win a Grail… Congratulations, Jeff!
Regardless of Nordling's and/or Dixon's contribution (or lack thereof) to this page, it is a superb piece of Spirit artwork!
Besides the dramatic force of the scene and McWilliams' outstanding draftsmanship, you would never see a scene like this anymore in a newspaper comic strip nowadays.
Splendid. Colan was never better than in the late '60s.
Il est vrai que je dois une reconnaissance éternelle au bienfaiteur anonyme qui me l'a cédée...
I used to own this piece. The magic of Rick Griffin!
As I keep staring at it I feel my braincells going tie-dyed one after another.
