Swarte Comics I & II (two-volume set with obi band) Mid-Century Illustrators The concluson of this Medieval

The concluson of this Medieval revenge fantasy adapted from the best-selling German novel by Wolfgang Hohlbein

March 1982") of this famous episode in the Lieutenant Blueberry series from the team of Charlier and Giraud--this one signed by Giraud as follows: "pour l'amitie des peuples et la fin des barrieres--Gir

Monsters vs

He has come a long and interesting way from drawing comic books like Tarzan to the fully dedicated painter he is today

In His Own Words - John Fleming Gould

Swarte Comics I & II (two-volume set with obi band) Mid-Century Illustrators The concluson of this MedievalSome years back, Joost Swarte published a book titled "Leporello," which is not, in fact, a leporello. Here we have an actual leporello by Joost Swarte, and it's called "Swarte Comics." We can't explain that, but we sure do like the art. These two small leporellos were published on the occasion of the presentation of the 2012 Marten Bearer Award to Joost Swarte. On one side of each concertina style book is a collection of highlights from Swarte's