By the end of July 1949 Bob De Moor agreed to start working for the Tintin weekly, first as a layout assistant to Evany aka Eugène Van Nyverseel, and this 2 days per week. More than 3 days would be overkill as Bob De Moor knew, because he was around that time busy with - take a seat - 12
Read MoreIn 1949 Ons Volkske started to publish the adventures of Mieleke & Dolf / Fee & Fonske which was also published in the Flemish weekly Kuifje. In French the series was known as Bouboule & Noiraud from the publications in Junior - from 1954 on - and in the Journal Tintin - from 1949 on. This series has unfortunately never been published in book
Read MoreDid you know that besides Bob De Moor another young Flemish cartoonist started working at the cartoon filmstudio AFIM? His name: Jef Nys ( Jommeke, De Kapoentjes, Langteen & Schommelbuik). He collaborated on the 12'25 cartoon "Smidje Smee" (animation about the legend of a blacksmith who sells his soul to the devil - see the image below), together with Bob
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