Mitt Marneyさんのイラストまとめ

My bookshelf left to right: 97. Saga de Vam by Igor Kordey and Vladimir Colin is an epic fantasy story based on a novel by the Romanian writer, Colin. It enjoyed cult status in Yugoslavia, where it was published in black and white & later colored by Kordey for the French market.

The poll about listening to music while reading comics resulted with lots of interesting replies so let's play a bit: let's figure out the ideal soundtrack for some comics.

For The Eternaut I think Music for Films by Brian Eno or Oxygen by Jean-Michel Jarre. What do you think?

Beautiful Covers by Regis Loisel:
The Great Dead
General Store
Peter Pan
Quest for the Time Bird

My bookshelf left to right: 87. MW by Osamu Tezuka is a chilling portrait of evil, a manga god's controversial testament to the Machiavellian character which features his most direct engagement of themes such as transvestism and clerical homo-eroticism.

My bookshelf left to right: 86. A ZOO in Winter by Jiro Taniguchi is a story about a young man who dreams of becoming a manga artist and moves to Tokyo where he finds a job with famous mangaka. There he meets a young girl of fragile health, an encounter that will change his life.

My bookshelf left to right: 83. Le journal de mon père (My Father's Journal) by Jiro Taniguchi is an autobiographical comic strip about a man returning to the city of his youth to attend the wake for his father, who he hasn't seen for the past fifteen years.

Comics Worldwide: South Sudan. Executive director of the World Peace Foundation Alex de Waal and artist Victor Ndula created two series depicting the political marketplace in South Sudan. The series were titled Who Got What, and South Sudan: The Price of War, The Price of Peace.

Beautiful covers: Batman
Arkham Asylum by Dave McKean
Europa #3 by Diego Latorre
Harley Quinn by Alex Ross
The Dark Knight Returns by Frank Miller

My bookshelf left to right: 76. Melville: The Story of Samuel Beauclair by Romain Renard: Sam is late with his novel, his marriage is on the rocks, the bank is foreclosing on the apartment. He flees to Melvile, a small town where he once spent idyllic vacations with his father.

Comics Worldwide: Slovenia (pt. 2). Iztok Sitar's comics have been published in most Slovenian magazines and papers. He's best known for his daily Peggy Red, but he also created 15 different albums in terms of genre, including kids and teenagers, erotic, and socio-political ones.