A few days ago we received a mail including a scan of a drawing Bob De Moor had made on February 24, 1943. This drawing, which has never been published before, was included in a A5-sized notebook owned by Lily Schmutzer (1922 - 2000). Here's a detail of the drawing, further down below you can see the complete drawing. It's
Read MoreIn "Bob de Moor. 40 ans de bandes dessinées, 35 ans aux côtés d'Hergé" you could read that Bob De Moor was part of the Zazou movement in the early 40s in Antwerp, Belgium. Today we show you a drawing which Bob De Moor made in 1945. For those who have read Ronald Grossey's book "Bob De Moor - De
Read MoreIn the past few months we dedicated 2 articles to the cover drawing which Bob De Moor completed in August 1992 for the 1994 publication "La 22, Enquête sur une mystérieuse Citroën". The book, written by Hervé Laronde and Fabien Sabatès and published via the French publisher Rétroviseur, features the very last drawing Bob De Moor would complete before succumbing
Read MoreThe Artec Studios were founded in order to sell Bob De Moor's comics with or without scenarios by John Van Looveren and this to a rather huge number of publications. However, some of these drawings were not (completely) by Bob De Moor. Due to the enormous work that Van Looveren contracted, several people started helping out. Today we present you such
Read MoreIn 1959 the Studio Vandersteen was working on getting the first 40 page album released of De Rode Ridder (The Red Knight), namely "Het gebroken zwaard" (The broken Sword). For the title page Vandersteen's publisher Wim Goderis was looking for a vignette, more precisely a vignette with De Rode Ridder (The Red Knight) waving with his sword while being seated
Read More[caption id="attachment_811" align="alignleft" width="200"] Ronald Grossey[/caption] A while ago we had an interview with Ronald Grossey, author of the book "Bob De Moor. De klare lijn en de golven; een biografie". Grossey isn't exactly what you can call a new bee in the world of comics. Ronald Grossey (born in Antwerp in 1956) is a flemish author and publisher. In
Read MoreThe author of the Bob de Moor Biography "De klare lijn en de golven" (Eng: "The clear line and the waves"), Ronald Grossey, will be interviewed for the Bob de Moor Facebook page and website. If you have (a) question(s) for him after reading the book (or perhaps even if you haven't read it yet), post it below in the
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