2 November, 2024
"Lair of the Moray" fanart (Yves Rodier after Franquin; (c) the artist; Spirou (c) Dupuis; photo by Dominique Léonard)
Fandom / Illustration

Fanart Saturday: Rodier

Spirou Reporterby Spirou Reporter
"Lair of the Moray" fanart (Yves Rodier after Franquin; (c) the artist; Spirou (c) Dupuis; photo by Dominique Léonard)
Hommage to ‘Le Repaire de la murène’ (“The Lair of the Moray”), by Yves Rodier after Franquin.

Due to other responsibilities, I haven’t had time to post the regular features to the site recently, and unfortunately I can’t promise it will be any more regular in the coming weeks. But for now, here’s a belated bit of fanart, a wonderful piece by Yves Rodier, shared by Dominique Léonard.

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6 thoughts on “Fanart Saturday: Rodier”

  1. Yves Rodier might be most famous for his finishing of the sketches of Hergé’s last “Tintin et l’Alph-Art” album. A project prohibited by Moulinsart for vending, but widely distributed online.

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