When Jean-Michel Boxus, boss of the Brussels based editor BD Must, started work on the reissue of the Monsieur Tric albums (available here), he also decided to include all of the Monsieur/Professeur Tric/Troc stories which never had been published before in album format. The stories concerned are the ones which never had been published as a one page story in
Read MoreOn January 26 1950 Bob De Moor again got the chance to complete the frontpage of yet another Tintin magazine, Tintin N°4 of that year more precisely. The subject of the drawing was "La classe sans maitre", a class where the teacher was nowhere to be seen, resulting in quite some mayhem. We all know that frontpage, at least I
Read MoreAs you all know, Citroën was a brand of cars which always have had a special place in the over of Bob De Moor. The Citroën cars pop up in almost every Barelli album plus he also made a special Citroën cover for the book “La 22, Enquête sur une mystérieuse Citroën” by Hervé Laronde and Fabien Sabatès published by
Read MoreA few days ago we showed you a first glimpse on the work done by BD Must for the re-release of the Flandres Trilogy by Bob De Moor which consists of the 3 albums “Le Lion des Flandres” ("De Leeuw van Vlaanderen"), “Les gars de Flandre” ("De Kerels van Vlaanderen") and “Conrad le Hardi” (“Sterke Jan”). We then showed you a
Read MoreWhen we interviewed Jean-Michel Boxus from BD Must in April 2014 he told us that he - amongst other things Bob De Moor related - planned to re-release the Flandres Trilogy which consists of the 3 albums “Le Lion des Flandres”, “Les gars de Flandre” and “Conrad le Hardi”. Today we received a first look on the restoration for one
Read MoreIn 1991 the Belgian village of Welkenraedt was the decor for the "Tout Hergé" exhibition which lasted 3 months (from June 8 till September 15). It was the biggest exhibition on Hergé and his work held so far. Johannes Stawowy, from whom we have already received lots of material on Bob De Moor, sent us a few pictures today when
Read MoreOver the past few months we only had a few Cori related posts. In the next days we are going to change this and give you an insight on how Bob De Moor worked to create this excellent series. [caption id="attachment_1544" align="alignleft" width="144"] Cori as sketched by Bob De Moor.[/caption] Today we present you a sketch of Cori which Bob
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