#Edgar P Jacobs

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"Qu'as tu fait de ton talent !" 🧐

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Edgar P. Jacobs (1904-1987) 1956 illustration for the Blake and Mortimer story 'La Marque Jaune'. - source John Owens.

[dirtyriver]

Le mystère de la grande Pyramide, album originally published in 1956, with trade dress alterations done for the 1969 edition, original art by Edgar P. Jacobs

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[vicompte-de-latarteaucoing]

Don't mind me, I'll just...

Once again, nothing to see here.

[lidensword]

Olrik makes his appearance in The Adventures of Tintin (The Black Island):

Always involved in dishonest affairs, our dear Colonel…

Edgar P. Jacobs and Hergé worked together and that's how we ended up with this precious and marvelous detail XD

You can read more about this here.

[a-book-of-creatures]

Cover of the Blake et Mortimer adventure Le Piège Diabolique (The Diabolical Trap) by E. P. Jacobs (1962, this edition 1990).

It has dinosaurs, it has an angry medieval mob, it has killer robots, it has a time machine.

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[tomoleary]

Edgar P. Jacobs “Le Rayon U (The U Ray)” (1943)

Wikipedia “Le Rayon U is set on an Earth-like planet which combines elements of the distant past, present and far future. Two of its nations, Norlandia and Austradia, are in conflict. A Norlandian scientist, Marduk, has devised a weapon called the "U Ray", but requires a mineral called uradium in order to put it to actual use. Marduk therefore organises an expedition into an unknown part of the planet in order to find the uradium. Those accompanying him include: his assistant Sylvia Hollis; the explorer Lord Calder; Adji, Calder's Indian manservant; and Major Walton and Sergeant Mac Duff of the Norlandian secret service. The explorers encounter all manners of threats, including prehistoric monsters, giant snakes and tigers, a tribe of hostile ape-men, and the meddling of Austradian spy Captain Dagon. More welcoming, but no less intriguing, is a civilisation of Aztec-like people.”

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Blake and Mortimer #1: The Yellow "M"

by Edgar P. Jacobs

Cinebook

[eddiemort]

Great re-issue of an early work by the great Belgian artist Edgar P Jacobs,who was very influential in the modernisation of Herge's Tintin books.

My main reason for posting this, is that with a Mayan pyramid and an octopus, it is uncannily similar to what I am working on right now.

And if that 'U' were a 'Z', it would be downright eerie...

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Blake et Mortimer: L'Art de la guerre

Aujourd'hui sur Blog à part – Blake et Mortimer: L'Art de la Guerre Alors que Blake et Mortimer sont à New York, un individu vient vandaliser une stèle égyptienne. C'est le point de départ de L'Art de la guerre. #aventures #bd #ligneclaire

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Cinebook’s new series launches mix the best of classic and contemporary bande dessinée in English

Cinebook brings you more fantastic bande dessinée in English for the first time - action, adventure, science fiction - and a daft dog!

Cinebook has released several new Franco-Belgian bande dessinée in English, all available now from all good bookshops, with some continuing as ongoing series, the second volumes on sale soon. Offering titles spanning original release dates from 1943 to 2022, the new series offer classic creators and characters to revivals, sequels and new takes on action and historical genres, translated by…

[dirtyriver]

Blake et Mortimer: La marque jaune, originally published in Tintin from August 6, 1953 to November 3, 1954, original art by Edgar P. Jacobs

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Blake & Mortimer - Le Chronoscaphe

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Some of my favourite villains from ''Les aventures de Blake et Mortimer'' ...but a handful of years younger 😅 because why not ?