In 1948 en 1949 a new Bob De Moor (under the Artec Studios flag) series saw a publication: 'Janneke en Stanneke'. It was the weekly comic strip publication 't Kapoentje which published the different stories. 'Stories' because many people think that there is only one Janneke en Stanneke story, namely the one which in the end got re-published for the
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In March 1999 a black and white version of the Snoe and Snolleke album "De Witte Maw-Maw" saw the light of day. It was a collaboration between 3 comic strip festivals and the Brussels based Enigma publishing house and it seems they had really big plans keeping the Bob De Moor fans busy for quite some time collecting all the
Read MoreFrom September 2 through September 4 you can visit the Brussels Comic Strip Festival in the Brussels park. The festival has been celebrating comics of all kinds in Brussels since 2010, and welcomes more than 100,000 visitors each year. Young or old, amateur or specialist, there is always something for everyone among the many activities on offer. For the 2016
Read MoreToday's article was triggered by a mail we got from Petja van den Hurk who pointed us towards this blogpost by Peter Velter on the Joost Swarte website. The article recalled an aborted project from 1975 to unite a number of comics by well known underground authors in one album. But although the project never got realised, Velter did compile
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