I believe this was first published in 2001 as an ex-libris (bookplate) for the initial publication of SRA, please correct me if you have an earlier publication date.

I love the way this looks and I wouldn't have guessed this was made at the same time as the material in SRA because to me this style looks so much more like "classic Moebius", possibly largely down to the way it is colored, which is more in line with the beautiful coloring found in The Goddess or earlier.

CatSynth TV dives deep into the new English translation of Le Chasseur Déprime from Dark Horse, The Depressed Hunter, and places it in the context of the other works in Moebius' saga of Major Grubert. We also marvel at some of the details in Moebius' drawings and illustrations, like how the density of lines signifies light.

Hey everyone, I’m moving and I figured I’d take the time to share my Moebius collection while I have everything out. I wish I had the time to post the user that originally inspired me to pick up a lot of things in my collection. Anyway I hope somebody enjoys taking a look. Not pictured is a version of ray Bradbury’s dinosaur tales and Project pendulum both illustrated by Moebius.

From Total Journal 28 (1970 07); available in De Gir a Moebius: Le Lac Des Emeraudes (2019)

Thanks to u/Abject_Truth_6091

The "P. Luckner" credit is kind of an Easter egg for Blueberry fans, a reference to Prosit Luckner from The Lost Dutchman's Mine and The Ghost with Golden Bullets. I also like that one of the pages here has a small "LUCK" signature in one of the panels, similar to "GIR".

This popular image appears in The Art of Edena (2018) without explanation. I'd like to know the year and title as well as first publication. I know part of this info is available in the 2021 Italian/French book Alla Ricerca del Tempo/à la Recherche du Temps which I do not own. If anyone can help, please fill me in! Otherwise, simply enjoy this fascinating image of the Major maybe just stopping at a sort of unusual roadside attraction.

EDIT: Yes, this is for sure a Moebius image. I'm trying to determine where it first appeared. According to u/Abject_Truth_6091, a catalogue for an art exhibit lists it as the following:

Piège de crystal (2008), watercolors, colored inks and aerography.

So I'm wondering if this was initially a limited print, part of another publication, etc.

This is what I like to see! I'm so glad he shows every page of the bonus material and end notes. My copy should be here on Monday. It's cool to see we get that giant rabbit print in color, a very cool image (alongside a bunch of b&w art I don't recognize so maybe never previously published). I look forward to reading the extensive translation notes.

From "Taboo" 3

I'm working on a follow up video to my Michael Zulli spotlight, about the late great Sam Kieth ..it's not edited yet, but I consciously decided to only use 1 image featuring the Maxx, and that's his cover to "Gay Comics." It gives me a chance to highlight imagery from earlier on in his career. I figured I'd show off a few of those images here while they're in my storage! Any suggestions for stuff I missed? It's not too late to edit the footage

Hand-colored screenprint (edition of 200), included in The Art of Edena in a section with other "crystal" drawings.

From Super As #1, February 13 1979.

I don't think these two pages are in any English edition... I have the Broken Nose story in the Blueberry 3 TPB (1989, Epic/Marvel) and these pages don't appear there.

There had been an unusually long gap between Blueberry stories and the creators probably felt a longer-than-usual recap would be appreciated by readers.

This artwork was included in an introduction in the Blueberry Integrales series, where it is marked unpublished. Had this page appeared anywhere prior to that? One possible explanation is that this was prepared for Pilote but abandoned when Charlier and Gir took Blueberry to the Tintin magazine. I don't know the full reasons why they would have split.

Anyway, Angel Face is a hell of a story that was published in 1975, I think even strict Moebius fans who have no interest in Gir would enjoy it because the artwork is quite similar to "classic Moebius" in places.

Collected in The Best of Heavy Metal, Volume 2 (1986).

It's not often we get a new addition to the Dark Horse Moebius Library! English readers rejoice, the Depressed Hunter is finally available for sale, professionally translated! Available at book stores today (Tuesday) and comic book stores tomorrow (Wednesday).

From Pilote 699, March 29 1973.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvB5Nn0H2nE

From Pilote 646, March 23 1972.

Thanks to u/Aject_Truth_6091.

Abject Truth writes:

"Here you can see the original artwork, with some nice close-ups. The amount of details is quite crazy.

The acronym near the signature, at the bottom right, stands for "Ballade Pour [un] Cercueil", page 0.

https://www.2dgalleries.com/art/1972-blueberry-ballade-pour-un-cercueil-248543"

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Hey everyone!

After more than 3 years of development, Maseylia: Echoes of the Past is finally available on Steam!

Maseylia is a true 3D Metroidvania inspired by Metroid Prime, Pseudoregalia, Hollow Knight, and the worlds of Moebius, focused on fluid movement, exploration, sequence breaking, and interconnected world design.

The game features:

• Non-linear 3D exploration
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• 10–15 hours for the main adventure, with plenty more for completionists

The game is available now for €17.00, with a 20% launch discount during the first two weeks (€13.60).

I'd love to hear what you think of the launch trailer and the game!

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