#ted benoit

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Ted Benoit

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Ted Benoit.

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Major Blake and Mortimer exhibition announced, putting recent controversy firmly behind the series, plus Cinebook checklist

Edgar P. Jacobs and his very British duo ‘Blake and Mortimer‘, published in English by Cinebook, are the focus on a new exhibition at the Belgian Comic Strip Center, also known as the Comics Art Museum, in Brussels, opening next month. Curated by Eric Dubois, the Odyssey to the origins of Blake and Mortimer exhibition aims to place the heritage work of Blake and Mortimer in its aesthetic,…

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Cimoc Extra Color - One Shot (Norma Editorial) : CRG-Lux73 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

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Whenever i think about this film i’m like ‘yeah he’s cute in that but i’m probably exaggerating’ and then i see pics again and nope he really is that terribly indescribably beautiful

Daniel Craig in Sylvia (2003)

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Benoit Blanc is part of the Ted Lasso universe.

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Happy Pride everyone!

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I apparently have a thing for fictional men with southern accents??

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I’VE HAD A REALIZATION!

Ted Lasso x Trent Crimm and Benoit Blanc x Philip are the same dish, just different seasonings!

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Ted Benoit

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Ted Lasso is midwestern Benoit Blanc

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subway stories: tales from the underground, 1997

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Because he's the Tumblr sexyman du jour, and because sometimes queer history seems very far away, I'd like to make a quick point about Benoit Blanc. Let's assume that he's approximately the same age as Daniel Craig. DC, and therefore BB, were born in 1968, which means they were 20 in 1988, which means Benoit Blanc was coming of age as a gay man at the absolute height of the AIDS Epidemic.

Thank you for coming to my TED Talk or whatever.

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Daniel Torres, various panels from his comic Opium, serialised throughout 1982 in Cairo magazine.

You might not have recognised that this was Torres―handily the most well-known member of the Valencian school of comics that found it's home in the magazine Cairo in the '80s―at first glance, for he was still aping Miguel Calatayud and had yet to properly assimilate the E.P. Jacobs and Milton Caniff influences into his drawing. The Torres of Rocco Vargas and the rest of his later oeuvre feel increasingly sterile to me. After the first few Vargas albums the influence of Calatayud becomes increasingly fainter in favour of classical, starchier influences. It's similar to the career trajectory of one Ted Benoit, who's work's quality similarly deteriorated (to my eyes) when E.P. Jacobs seemingly became the influence rather than just one piece of the puzzle. I'm of the opinion that E.P. Jacobs (like Caniff in Anglophone comics) has had a largely deleterious effect on the development and maturation of European comics ― but that's a screed for another day.

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L'Étrange Rendez-vous, par Ted Benoit et Jean Van Hamme