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Tag Archives: Bob De Moor
More comics in Shanghai
As I said in my previous post, at the Belgian Pavillion at the World Expo in Shanghai, comics are presented as one of the key parts of Belgian culture and Belgium’s contribution to the world. Hergé is listed among the … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Life
Tagged Belgium, Bob De Moor, Exhibition, Hergé, Jean Graton, Michel Vaillant, Nero, Suske En Wiske, Tintin
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The Great Reunion
With the death of Jacques Martin last week, another celebrated member of the legendary Hergé studios has gone. Régric, the artist who drew the most recent book in Martin’s Lefranc series, pays hommage to Martin by showing his arrival in … Continue reading
The Parliament of Comics
Flemish cartoonist Tom Bouden, best known for his series of gay comics, recently published a quite lovely album called “Paniek in Stripland” (Panic in Comic Land). It’s a book that pays hommage to everything that made classic Flemish comics great, … Continue reading
Posted in Comics
Tagged André Franquin, Belgium, Bob De Moor, Dirk Stallaert, Erik Meijnen, Hergé, Jan Bosschaert, Jef Nys, Marc Legendre, Marc Sleen, Morris, Paul Geerts, Pom, Raoul Cauvin, Tom Bouden, Willy Vandersteen
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A cartoonist’s fate
In 1979, when Tintin celebrated his 50th birthday, Casterman published a small booklet in which Hergé explained how he and his team went about creating the quiffed one’s adventures. As an example, they used the fabled page 22b from Tintin … Continue reading
It was 25 years ago today
When I started listening to rock music in the early eighties, Belgian music ruled the airwaves (in Belgium, at least). All of a sudden, we had bands like Luna Twist, Allez Allez, Toy, The Bet, Red Zebra and TC Matic, … Continue reading
Johan De Moor shows the way
Since this blog is something of a continuation of my Yahoo Group, i’ve decided to post some stuff from time to time that has made the rounds there. I’ll try to limit myself to stuff that’s fairly public domain. To … Continue reading
