2 November, 2024
'Panique sur la ville' (ill. Bruno Marchand; (c) the artist; image from comicartfans.com)
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Fanart Friday: Bruno Marchand

Spirou Reporterby Spirou Reporter
'Panique sur la ville' (ill. Bruno Marchand; (c) the artist; image from comicartfans.com)
‘Panique sur la ville’ (“Panic Over Town”) by Bruno Marchand (2004). From Comicartfans.

A rather lovely fake cover, it makes you wonder about what the story behind it would be. One of the Fantacopter pilots appears to be Zantafio, so perhaps some kind of aerial battle?

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11 thoughts on “Fanart Friday: Bruno Marchand”

  1. Published in Spirou Magazine a few years ago (in La Balise à Cartoons) among others mock-up covers.

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    1. Yeah? [url=http://bdoubliees.com/journalspirou/auteurs4/marchand.htm]Looks like[/url] it must have been 2006 or 2007, one of four possible issues. Thanks for the heads up!

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