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Friday, July 15, 2016

Little Men

Little Men (Les aventures des petits hommes) is a series of humorous cartoon Franco-Belgian conducted by Pierre Seron drawing storyboards, Albert Desprechins and Mittéï scenario. Published by Editions Dupuis , she appeared for the first time in the newspaper Spirou n o  1534 of 7 September 1967 with Alert Eslapion-sous-Rajevols title which will be turned into alert to Eslapion first release album in 1972 in the collection "Okay". 
It is in the small village of Rajevols begins the adventure of the little men. One researcher found a meteorite fragment in his garden. What he does not know is that his discovery will change the lives of the villagers. This piece of meteorite, when touched, has the effect of reducing the size of the one that key. But it does not stop there, since a simple physical contact with an infected person causes the same effects. So the next day, they are all people of the village have shrunk! The little men will then have no choice than to create a new city size: Eslapion. Thanks to Dr. Joachim Hondegger, small men quickly get a very advanced technology, enabling them to overcome all the difficulties they will face, but at the cost of many adventures.



Tuesday, November 3, 2015

Gil Jourdan

Gil Jourdan is a Belgian detective comic strip created by Maurice Tillieux. It is considered a great combination of mystery, adventure and humour, and a masterpiece of European comics. The series ended in 1978 following Tillieux's death. Ten years later Soleils Editions published the comic book L'Hommage à Gil Jourdan - Les enquêtes de leurs amis ("Homage to Gil Jourdan - Their Friends' Cases") with the approval of Tillieux's family. 
It featured Jourdan and his colleagues in adventures written and drawn by other writers and artists, including several leading ones such as Pierre Seron, Turk, Éric Maltaite and Tillieux's former assistant Stephen Desberg. The stories also featured some of the crooks from the Tillieux period returning and seeking revenge. Tillieux had been notable for not using the same enemy twice. The cover was drawn by François Walthéry.