Scanlation Sunday: Radio Circus Marcel Fort
by 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 …
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Scanlation Sunday: Moon Resort
Before resigning ourselves to the end of summer, here are a couple of summer holiday-themed gags by Yoann & Vehlmann promoting La face cachée du …
Scanlation Sunday: A Week with Spirou & Fantasio
For other comics on similar themes, see Franquin’s look back at early Spirou adventures here, Feroumont’s day in the life of Spirou here, and Yoann’s …
Scanlation Sunday: If you live, you’ll see
Just a short little scanlation this week, a 2007 half-page by the father-son team Jean and Simon Léturgie: Qui vivra verra (literally “who lives will …
Scanlation Sunday: Brouhaha
Once upon a time, “Spirou canon” was simple: All the stories and adventures took place in the same world, in the order they were published …
X75-16: Lécroart
And so the X75 series comes to an end (or a beginning?) with a strip by Étienne Lécroart, known among other things for his palindromic …
X75-15: Clarke
Clarke draws Mélusine, which I think is the only of the X75-artists’ regular series that is available in English. (The inks for this strip were …
X75-13: Jacques Louis
Jacques Louis is the contributor of the Journal de Spirou series Le chômeur et sa belle (“The Unemployed and His Sweetheart”).
Scanlation Sunday: Fantasio’s Further Heroic Youth?
I said last week that there hasn’t been any more of The Heroic Youth of Fantasio. Well, that’s almost true. While there hasn’t been another …