The many walks of Spirou
by This great little animation, posted by Journal de Spirou on Facebook, deserves its own post here: Spirou Evolution from Koen De Koninck on Vimeo. It …
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Scanlation Sunday: Radio Circus Marcel Fort
You can consider this scanlation a tie-in with Cinebook’s recent release of The Marsupilami Thieves. In 1955, The Journal de Spirou made an 8-page promotional …
Publications update (week 38/2013)
Since publishing schedules are always in flux, and pretty much every week brings new releases or news of some change, a semi-regular update column might …
The publishing schedule giveth…
… and the publishing schedule taketh away. The last week or so has seen quite a lot of changes to the list of upcoming publications.
Summer Catch-Up
Spirou Reporter is back from vacation, so here’s a quick update on news that has happened while we’ve been away (or had missed earlier on). …
Scanlation Sunday: The Lobster
This little two-pager felt appropriate for the season. “Le homard” (“The Lobster”) by Franquin is originally from 1957, when mayonnaise in a tube was still …
Summer Program
Spirou Reporter is going on holiday, but that doesn’t mean the site will be without updates. A whole bunch of posts have already been written …
French June releases
Let’s take a look at some recent publications. Dupuis published two Spirou-related books last month, both in their Patrimonie (“Heritage”) line.
Kim Thompson RIP
Editor, translator, publisher and critic Kim Thompson passed away on the morning of 19. June, according to a statement released by Fantagraphics. He was 56, …