I'm sure there is some legal reason why the Frazetta heirs requested the cover to Death Dealer 1 and 2 not be included in Vanguard's "Frazetta World's Best Comics Cover Artist" but what I can't understand is why the editor/publisher left the pages in the otherwise beautiful book.

I assume things fell through at the 11th hour maybe? Or, if there is some legal issue between the family and Vertoica, it's meant to be a way to passively raise awareness about it?

The only other theory I have is that they own the rights to those images outright and just don't want anyone else making money off of them.

Anyone know?

And despite this, I do recommend the book.

arzach tribute to Moebius by Dieferson Trindade

Hello everyone, i am very huge fan of french/ europan style of comic books. I love how every single artist has such a unique way of making their stories and every time i read one i crave to read more, i usually buy them physically but in my country they usually cost around 20 euros for only around 100 pages worth of content and as a collage student i cant really afford to buy more than one or two a month(and even that is sometimes out of buget) and then read them in less than 2 hours. I wanted to ask is there any website that has free pdf gallery of french comics in english that i can read so that i can expand my taste in them. Thanks for reading :)

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Hey! I have never read a lot of comics because always thought they were always related to super hero, recently picked up on some old cowboy comics and I want to try to continue to read more Anyone as good recomendations? Any genre except super heros ahaha

Hello nodcnomarvel, long time no see! I'm mostly collecting digital these days instead of physical books, so wasn't posting much. Anyway if you're interested, there's a Hellboy Universe sale for you Mike Mignola fans. For Incal fans there's also a sale which also includes work from other creators.

https://www.humblebundle.com/books/metal-hurlant-moebius-and-metabaron-humanoids-books

https://www.humblebundle.com/books/hellboy-universe-megabundle-books

I really don't know how to describe this book other than a small town story and shit happens. The author used to own Fourth Dimension Comics in Newmarket, Ontario, Canada. He's published a few great books including The Journal of the Main Street Secret Lodge.

Now that 2024 is almost over, we are looking towards 2025!

Here are mine:

• According to Paul Kirchner, The Bus volume 3 might be released in 2025.

• Michel Fiffe told me more Copra Master Editions are in the works, possibly 2025 releases.

• New Meskin and Umezo edition by Austin English

• Krazy Kat 1928-1930 by George Herriman

• Ultra Heaven by Keiichi Koike. Vol 1 is dec 20th of this year, the rest are 2025.

• Barefoot Gen by Keiji Nakazawa new editions by Last Gasp in 2025. (2 in 1s, new lettering, hardcover again, 4 color pages for the first time) Original run 1973-1987.

• Ashita No Joe Volumes (original run 1968-1973. Asao Takamori and Tetsuya Chiba)

• Kamui Den volumes (1964-1971, Shirato Sanpei)

• Vagabond Definitive Editions - Takehiko Inoue

• Dino Battaglia's Inspector Coke from Kickstarter

• Arkadi and The Lost Titan by Caza

• Strangers Publishing winter 2024 books - tbr in february. Demon Summoner Gash Gash by Connor McCann and The Hanging by Aaron Losty

• Quiet: Level One by Jonah Lobe

• Juni Ba's Erlking Wood

• Garresh 'The Rabagoo Race'

• Star Clock Liddell from Glacier Bay (1982-1983)

• Deadbone Erotica Omnibus (1970s comix)

• Rebellion Presents the Jose Munoz Collection

• The rest of the Nemesis The Warlock Definitive Editions

• Nancy Wears Hats by Ernie Bushmiller (1948-1949)

• Barnaby Volume Five

• Jimmy! The Comic Art of James Swinnerton

• Joe Galaxy by Massimo Mattioli

• The Cabbie Definitive Edition looks cool (never read or heard of it).

• Society Is Nix: Gleeful Anarchy at the Dawn of the American Comic Strip 1895-1915 Revised Edition

• G. Davis Cathcart's new book

• Mandala by Andy Barron

• Boat Life Volume 2 by Tsuge Tadao is supposed to happen in 2025.

Salut, je ne m’y connais absolument pas en BD. À part les classiques, je n’ai pas lu grand-chose. Cependant, j’ai regardé des vidéos du youtubeur Fils de Bulle, et il a parlé de BD qui m’intéressent. Les BD dont il parlait et qui me tentent sont : les œuvres de Jason, une BD intitulée "Spa" (BD horreur) et EMG. Je pense que mon style de BD se rapproche de ce genre-là, des BD originales et avec un style de dessin un peu particulier. Le style BD comme Astérix ou Spirou ne m’intéresse pas. Aussi, j’apprécie généralement les œuvres abordant la politique ou la société. En bref, les BD qui ne racontent pas forcément une histoire imaginaire m’intéressent beaucoup (la BD Géotratégix me tente beaucoup).
Je m'excuse si mon post est mal écrit, je ne m’y connais vraiment pas et ai du mal à expliquer ce que je pourrais apprécier en termes de BD. Si vous voulez me poser des questions pour mieux cerner mes goûts, n’hésitez pas. J’espère que vous pourrez m’aider !

(D'ailleurs petite parenthèse, j'écris en français pour éviter qu'on me recommande des BD que je ne peux pas me procurer, j'espère bien faire. Aussi, j'avais déjà poster ça sur un autre subreddit, mais je pense qu'ici on me recommandera des œuvres plus originales, je n'aime vraiment pas les BD avec un style de dessin plutôt banale et détaillé, comme Spirou par exemple, et je n'aime pas non plus quand il y a trop de texte.)