Let's have a good ol' fashioned Euro comics thread. What are you reading right now?
Euro Comics: Bird Catching Edition
Colton Nelson
Adam Barnes
Nobody cares lol
Kayden Evans
don't you have an amphibia thread to shitpost chum? anyways thanks for bumping.
Joseph Rivera
Axa
It is european right?
Now I think about it, do french have clasical newspaper comic strips?
Daniel Gutierrez
It's actually British but that's okay.
>Now I think about it, do french have clasical newspaper comic strips?
I think there were some Prince Valiant-esque stuff from 1950's. But most of them are unavailable in internet.
Gabriel Price
My reading has slowed down a lot lately, being a lot more social ||also drinking too much||. But I read this last week and it blew me away. Not only is he a brilliant artist but he is very creative with his stories and where the ideas come from. The first story in this is just based on a 10th century poem by a princess who is completely unknown. So he writes a story on why she wrote the poem.
Julian Bennett
Biggest one is Asterix!
Blake Nguyen
And it has cuties!
Blake Harris
Which series has a puzzle series?
Eli Mitchell
is that asterix in plattdeutsch?
Michael Campbell
Yes
James Mitchell
Those were such good series. It's a shame Bourgeon is one of the hardest people to work with in the Franco Belgian scene.
Chase Young
How? What is the gossip.
Camden Reed
François Bourgeon is an autismo tier perfectionist and constantly meddles with the stories he's involved with. It's been rumored that during the publication of Brunelle et Colin in Gomme, Bourgeon was so obsessed with the correct tapestry designs for one castle scene he's involved with, magazine editors had to warn Genin in order to tell Bourgon to finish drawing at the end of the month. Bourgeon didn't take it lightly and dropped the series after 2nd band and Genin had to go with Didier Convard. That's why no one wants to work with him. I've heard it from some guy at a convention years ago.
Justin Brooks
>It's been rumored that during the publication of Brunelle et Colin in Gomme
meant Djin, sorry.
Elijah Phillips
He just want to be correct. With the right attitude he could be managable. Just write sci-fi or fantasy where it doesnt rely on historic things.
Ryder Gonzalez
damn. well not as bad as Jean-Claude Gal who died on his drafting table
Dylan Jones
Good thing he can write his own stories, he's a strong independent artist who don't need no writer
Bentley Campbell
Well, it kind of shows with his work having so much details.
Too bad that attitude in great artists mean we can't have more of their works.
Ian Young
High-tier skills in this art, but it's so dull to read.
Isaac Green
I don't find it dull at all, but I love Jodorowsky