Pipeline and Sundry: Free French Comics Everywhere!
A Smurf died. A new on-line store offers translated books. Free French Comics! And Largo Winch in pencil!
A Smurf died. A new on-line store offers translated books. Free French Comics! And Largo Winch in pencil!
Wait, small bandes dessinees? What is this world coming to? Let’s take a look at this short-lived Pilote spinoff with lots of new material…
Today, I’ll run through four assorted stories in relation to the most recent podcasts discussing the future of the Direct Market and the retailers’ reactions to it.
First of all, go read Brian Hibb’s latest “Tilting At Windmills” column at The Comics Beat. At the end of it, there’s a link to a document that a group of retailers are working on. It’s their suggestions for ways to improve and stabilize the Direct Market in ways that would be friendlier towards retailers….
What if it all goes wrong? What if not enough stores survive? And Diamond fails? And publishers fold? This is the doom and gloom scenario thought exercise.
In this video, I’m going to page through an issue of Pilote from 1968 and show you where Asterix, Valerian, Lucky Luke, and more made their home.
I’m learning French. Here’s how, including lots of tips and tricks, and how to do it all for free.
The tributes to Uderzo roll in. Asterix.com is giving you a free magazine, and Mathieu Reynes is giving you a free portfolio.
April Fools Day is a bad idea, but Journal Spirou did it right this year. Let me show you how…
Lots of artists have drawn Albert Uderzo over the years. Here’s a gallery of 25 examples.