Philippe Aymond - 3 Original page - xx

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Three original comic pages by Philippe Aymond from the Canal Choc series, title L'image disparue, the first volume published in 1990 by Les Humanoïdes Associés, measuring 30 x 40 cm.

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These three original boards belong to the story The Missing Image, the very first volume of the cult fantasy series Canal Choc, published in May 1990 by the publisher Les Humanoïdes Associés. The story behind these pieces (A mythical workshop) The Canal Choc series is a historical collaborative work. It was born from a concept and graphic supervision by the legendary Jean-Claude Mézières (Valérian and Laureline) and a script by Pierre Christin. For the drawings, they brought together in a workshop three promising young talents: Hugues Labiano and Philippe Chapelle handled the pencils, while the final cleaning and the superb ink work in Chinese ink were carried out by Philippe Aymond (who later became the leading author of the series Lady S.).

These three original boards belong to the story The Missing Image, the very first volume of the cult fantasy series Canal Choc, published in May 1990 by the publisher Les Humanoïdes Associés. The story behind these pieces (A mythical workshop) The Canal Choc series is a historical collaborative work. It was born from a concept and graphic supervision by the legendary Jean-Claude Mézières (Valérian and Laureline) and a script by Pierre Christin. For the drawings, they brought together in a workshop three promising young talents: Hugues Labiano and Philippe Chapelle handled the pencils, while the final cleaning and the superb ink work in Chinese ink were carried out by Philippe Aymond (who later became the leading author of the series Lady S.).

Details

Item
Original page
Number of objects
3
Series
xx
Condition
Good condition
Artist
Philippe Aymond
Width
30 cm
Height
40 cm
FranceVerified
2
Objects sold
Private

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