#bouletcorp

[chronivore]

Art by Bouletcorp

[bulles-de-bd]

Boulet - L'Été en Pente Raide https://bouletcorp.com/2010/08/10/lete-en-pente-raide/

[savagegood]

his best running gag

[fipindustries]

i think one of the biggest losses i ever experienced was when bouletcorp stopped translating its comic from french and so i could no longer read his brilliant work

[orteil42]

every single french comic blog is haunted by the specter of Bouletcorp

[beesmygod]

if you were making a syllabus for a comics class, besides the obvious (homestuck, hark a vagrant, a comic from KC green, a comic from ONE), what comics would you say best represent webcomics as a medium/ are needed to represent the medium? I always liked your hitmen for destiny rec and was wondering if you knew anything else like that

if we're talking about representations of the format rather than just examples of good comics, i think the choices would be really different. for one thing i would cut hark a vagrant and kc green comics since, while both good, they "operate" more or less the same as print comics and utilize the internet primarily as a means of distribution rather than incorporating it into the creation process (beyond making colors websafe, when applicable)

as a lowbrow example, jerkcity (or whatever its called now) is a purely web-based creation. the scripts are private chats dumped into microsoft comic chat and generated from pre-made software assets. im not a fan personally, but there are xkcd comics that make conscious use of the web-medium/infinite canvas to create comics that can literally only exist in a web format (homestuck is the same, but on a massive scale which would make it hard to teach in this scenario). bouletcorp (english website dead? huge loss imo) featured quite a few comics that took advantage of readers needing to scroll in order to obtain more information. e.m. carroll's horror works capitalized on the use of scroll and click to induce tension in the reader. dinosaur comics managing to squeeze decades of comedic juice out of clip art dinosaurs arranged in the same layout every day.

i feel like a class about webcomics should be about the comics that differentiate it from the print medium, if that makes sense. manhua would also fit into this but i would choose cutbu as the example bc i love cutbu comics lol. they came back last year just so everyone knows. with a comic called 28th century superfan

[unbeknownsttomen]

jenny doesnt really know how to draw, she took a lot of inspiration from superjail and ballmatrz 9009, her favourite shows

peter is a decent artist, he learned to draw from franco/belgian comics, mainly le bouletcorp and les sisters

[why-bless-your-heart]

[bulles-de-bd]

Boulet -

[luma-az]

En fait, quand je me sens bloquée en écriture, plutôt que d’intellectualiser sur mes angoisses, je devrais faire comme Boulet. Lui il a tout compris.

http://www.bouletcorp.com/2017/03/05/vaincre-le-syndrome-de-la-page-blanche-en-40-etapes/

[amaelnicolas]

Inkober #3 : The Smell of an Old Closet

Testing stuff...

Boulet’s list

[french-ement-votre]

Expressions avec le mot “cul”

[loveinpixel-blog]

http://www.bouletcorp.com

Le long voyage

[groezelgeel]

Spirit of the Forest by Boulet

[chalilodimun]

Source is French artist Boulet

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Bouletcorp?t=aNZAGIzLbMgpNCnQeJv0Rg&s=09

His website: https://bouletcorp.com/

[scienceoftheidiot]

In English. 

I’m not that much attracted to the wonders of space myself, and I love good old George, but this comics both has a great point and is still poetic and so beautiful. In pixelart nonetheless. 

I love Boulet :D