Forton, Gérald - 1 Original page - Teddy Ted - 1967





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Two half-pages forming page 4 of an adventure of Teddy Ted published in Vaillant, the Pif journal, Issue V1155 (02/07/1967).
India ink on large-format drawing paper 74/62.5 cm.
Gérald Forton (1931/2021). Grandson of Louis Forton (creator of Les Pieds Nickelés).
- He first builds a career in Europe, drawing, among other things, the adventures of Bob Morane, Teddy Ted, The Mysteries of the West ...
- In 1966, at the request of Edgar P. Jacobs, Gérald Forton did the pencil layout for the first 18 pages of The Necklace Case, a new Blake and Mortimer adventure.
- Short stories for Spider-Man, The Fantastic Four, Captain America, Thor, Hulk, or Sub-Mariner.
- And a career in the USA. In the 1980s, he collaborated with DC Comics, Eclipse Comics and First Comics on several comic book titles.
- He also worked as a storyboard artist (Prince Vaillant, Toy Story 1).
The photos are an integral part of the description.
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Two half-pages forming page 4 of an adventure of Teddy Ted published in Vaillant, the Pif journal, Issue V1155 (02/07/1967).
India ink on large-format drawing paper 74/62.5 cm.
Gérald Forton (1931/2021). Grandson of Louis Forton (creator of Les Pieds Nickelés).
- He first builds a career in Europe, drawing, among other things, the adventures of Bob Morane, Teddy Ted, The Mysteries of the West ...
- In 1966, at the request of Edgar P. Jacobs, Gérald Forton did the pencil layout for the first 18 pages of The Necklace Case, a new Blake and Mortimer adventure.
- Short stories for Spider-Man, The Fantastic Four, Captain America, Thor, Hulk, or Sub-Mariner.
- And a career in the USA. In the 1980s, he collaborated with DC Comics, Eclipse Comics and First Comics on several comic book titles.
- He also worked as a storyboard artist (Prince Vaillant, Toy Story 1).
The photos are an integral part of the description.
Shipping via Mondial Relay.
As soon as payment is made, please provide me with the address of the locker or pickup point of your choice.

