European Graphic Novels+
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* GN = graphic novel
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* LC = "Ligne claire"
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Bwahaha, the ~~Asterix~~ Obelix one in particular just slays me. Anyway, wow, I'd never heard of him before. What a great style all the way around! I love that combination of somewhat vulgar content in lovingly-rendered watercolors. Or like the other commenter better said "it’s as horrible as it’s good." XD
Btw, Lambiek has a very nice biographical entry on him, and mentions that he did a weekly cartoon for News magazine. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find any examples online or compilations in archives of such, but I'd indeed be curious what his weekly work was like, which I'm guessing differs somewhat from his painterly works.
I've also added this to the review / intro archive. Great stuff, and thank you for sharing. =)
Really? Interesting! If have never seen them.
That was a nice read. I had no clue that he named R. Crumb as his main influence but it makes perfect sense because Crumb is also a master of ugliness.