The Fondation Cartier Pour L'Art Contemporain in Paris is currently showing an exhibition devoted to the work of Moebius, as well as his other pseudonym
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Diogo Bercito (reporter for Folha de S.Paulo, www.folha.com.br, Brazil's leading newspaper) writes for Bleeding Cool For us who stayed in Angoulême after
Tim Fish reports from Angoulême for Bleeding Cool Tim Fish here (writer/artist of CAVALCADE OF BOYS and some Marvel bits like in NATION X), reporting on
And not just from Angoulême.
Tomorrow, Culture Minister Frédéric Mitterrand will be presenting Jean Van Hamme with an official french decoration, Commander of Arts And Letters, the highest award in its field.
As for the Angoulême's Grand Prize, hot favourite according to ActuaBD is Jean-Christophe Menu, founder of L'Association.
Which, given the very public strike by [...]
Xavier Lancel writes for Bleeding Cool As we entered our second day at the festival, (and the third one in Angoulême), Abby (Denson), Fred (Harper), Tim
There are tents for alternative comics (BD Alternative) and the big boys of France- the Dageurds and Delcourts, as well as for superheroes and for selling foreign rights I signed with SCARCE in the BD Alternative section, drawing elephants whenever business got slow.
When I wasn't drawing, I was ogling the books at Requins[...]
Bleeding Cool reported on news that the French staff for the comics publisher L'Association were going on strike earlier this year. Well, now it's stepped
French comics magazine Zoo is publishing a free special edition for Angoulême. And, because it's free, they're putting it online in advance too. The cover
Here's the main poster for the Angoulême festival, the largest comics convention t=in the world, taking place in France in the town of Angoulême at the
Bleeding Cool has previously reported on the closing of the distrubutor for French comics publisher L'Association as the company has reduced its line. Now
Translated as "The Unmissable", L'Immanquable is a new French monthly comics magazine, the first new one since the children's comic magazine Tchô started
A new european webcomic publisher will be unveiled at the Angoulême comic arts festival in 2011. It's called 8 Comix and uses an eightball as a logo.