X75-04: Jannin
by Jannin is a long-time contributor to the Journal, and apart from his own comics he’s also been in charge of the recent color restorations and …
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X75-03: Bravo
Émile Bravo, of course, is the man behind the one-shot Journal d’un ingénu (“The Diary of a Naive Young Man”).
X75-02: Madaule
Madaule makes the strip Eglantine et Diégo for the magazine.
X75-01: Darasse
For the 75th anniversary issue, the Journal de Spirou invited 16 comic artists to each create a strip on the same subject: The Count of …
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 …
Scanlation Sunday: The Menace!
Tome & Janry’s Spirou run started off with a number of short, comedic stories before their first full-length adventure, Virus. This is one of their …
Scanlation Sunday: Stanislas
Many artists have wanted to make a Spirou one-shot. Dupuis has turned most of them down. One of the more prominent ones to give it …
Scanlation Sunday: Zorkons Alert!
Yoann & Vehlmann took over the official Spirou series in 2008. Their first album, Alerte aux zorkons (Spirou #51, “Zorkons Alert”), came out in 2010. …
Scanlation Sunday: The Greatest Bellhop in the World
Rather than a Spirou story, this week’s scanlation is the story of Spirou. Drawn by Yves Chaland after a script by Yann, it’s a slightly …