#mathieu bablet

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Art by Mathieu Bablet ‘Tribute to Moebius’ (2022)

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Spider-Man by Mathieu Bablet

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Mathieu Bablet

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Cowboy Bebop by Mathieu Bablet

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Planet, Mathieu Bablet

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WE DID IT! We hit 1k followers on TikTok, so, here he is! Pick Up Pika! If you litter on Mount Kami, this Pika is gonna be PISSED!

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Mathieu Bablet

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Mathieu Bablet

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Magnetic Press Pays Tribute to Osamu Tezuka in the Two-volume Anthology, Tezucomi

Magnetic Press Pays Tribute to Osamu Tezuka in the Two-volume Anthology, Tezucomi #artbook #manga #kickstarter

Celebrated graphic novel and art book publisher Magnetic Press has announced the launch of the two-volume anthology Tezucomi celebrating the works of legendary Japanese mangaka Osamu Tezuka. Featuring material produced by Tezuka Productions, this 600-page tribute will feature 18 original short stories by 20 top artists and authors from Europe collected into a set of two 300-page volumes.…

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Just finished reading "Shangri-La", a french graphic novel by Mathieu Bablet.

It was pretty good! Haven't had some good sci-fi in a while and this scratched that itch pretty well. The art is also amazing (especially the background shots). I highly recommend people to read this!

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Mathieu Bablet.

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Tezucomi magazine receives a 2 volume release in North America in 2024; will only include manga from European artists

Sources: Amazon (Volume 1, Volume 2), Kickstarter

Tezucomi manga magazine will receive a 2 volume North American release through Magnetic Press; it will only include the European manga that were included in the original release from Japan.

Tezucomi Volume 1 is set to release on February 13, 2024, while Volume 2 will release on March 12, 2024.

These releases came about from a successful Kickstarter from Neurobellum Productions!

Tezucomi was an Osamu Tezuka anthology magazine containing manga drawn from comic/manga artists around the world. It began in 2018 and ran for 18 volumes.

A summary of both volumes as posted on Amazon's website:

Volume 1:

An anthology of short stories based on some of the many popular creations of legendary Japanese mangaka Osamu Tezuka, as illustrated by a collection of some of the greatest comic creators in Europe. This larger 300-page hardcover edition is presented in traditional manga reading order, right to left. This first volume includes "The Mouse" by Sourya, based on AYAKO; "The Moon Rabbit" by Brice Cossu and Valerie Mangin, based on BUDDHA; "A Taste for Blood" by Philippe Cardona and Florence Torta, based on DORORO; "The Cursed" by Mathieu Bablet, based on METROPOLIS; "The Eyes of Pandora" by Victor Santos, based on MW; "Love at First Sight" by JD Moravn and ScieTronc, based on MIDNIGHT; "Doppelganger" by Belen Ortega and Victor Santos, based on BARBARA; "The Parchment of the Cat" by Kenny Ruiz, based on MY SONGOKU; and "Catalante" by Mig, based on UNICO.

Volume 2:

An anthology of short stories based on some of the many popular creations of legendary Japanese mangaka Osamu Tezuka, as illustrated by a collection of some of the greatest comic creators in Europe. This larger 300-page hardcover edition is presented in traditional manga reading order, right to left. This second volume includes "Big X" by David Lafuente, based on BIG X; "The Creator and the Destroyer" by Philippe Cardona and Florence Torta, based on ASTRO BOY; "The Last Recital" by Bertrand Gatignol, based on BLACK JACK; "The 3 Richards" by Juan Diaz Canales, based on MESSAGE TO ADOLF; "The Guardian of Mount Moon" by Reno Lemaire, based on KIMBA THE WHITE LION; "Mina's Song" by Luis NCT, based on APOLLO'S SONG; "Heartless" by Joe Kelly and Ken Niimura, based on BLACK JACK; "Princess Knight" by Elsa Brants, based on PRINCESS KNIGHT; and "Team Phoenix" by Kenny Ruiz with Studio Kosen, based on several works of Osamu Tezuka.

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Merci to Sarah and Quentin at Album Comics in Paris! Wade visited and caused some trouble. We got a book from Mathieu Bablet on Quentin's recommendation, and Wade got his very own Pop figure Batgirl. No Batroc, but sooo many comics!

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Cyberpunk 2077 by Mathieu Bablet

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The Journey Begins, Mathieu Bablet, affiche numérotée et signée, disponible sur entre-image.com

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Did you get any of art books signed yet? If not, who would you want to sign which book?

No I don't have any signed book, to be honest I'm not really into that but if I had to ask an artist to sign one of my artbooks it would have been the late Akira Toriyama (Dragon Ball, Dr Slump...). But there are still plenty of artists alive today that I would be thrilled to meet like Boichi (Sun-Ken Rock, Origin...), Tsukasa Hōjō (City Hunter, Angel Heart...), Yukito Kishiro (Gunnm...), Katsuhiro Otomo (Akira...) and so on in Japan.

In terms of US comics I'm quite a fan of Jorge Jimenez's style (Batman...), also Stjepan Šejić (Harleen), David Lapham (Stray Bullets), Frank Miller (Sin City...), Dave Gibbons & Alan Moore (Watchmen...).

And as for European bandes dessinées: most of the crew of Label 619 (Run, Singelin, Neyef, Bablet, Maudoux and so on), Gotlib, the Lastman crew (Balak, Vivès, Sanlaville), Mathieu Lauffray...

Well, that's a lot of people haha.