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Encre de Chine et crayon bleu pour le gag 289 de Cold Case, Affaires glacées, 8ème album de la série de bande dessinée Game Over.
Cette parodie de jeu vidéo mettant en scène le Petit barbare et la Princesse me rappelle terriblement la scène de fin de Karatéka sur Apple II, quand le héros embrassait la princesse qui levait son pied en retour!
Cette parodie de jeu vidéo mettant en scène le Petit barbare et la Princesse me rappelle terriblement la scène de fin de Karatéka sur Apple II, quand le héros embrassait la princesse qui levait son pied en retour!
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- Cold case affaires glacées
- Mad Fabrik
- 08/2012
- Interior page
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About Midam
Midam (born 16 May 1963) is the pseudonym of Michel Ledent, the Belgian comics author best known for Kid Paddle.
Michel Ledent was born in Etterbeek near Brussels in 1963. He studied illustration and interior decoration at the Institut Saint-Luc in Brussels, and started creating comics in 1989 for the computer magazine Micro-Systèmes. Under the pseudonym Midam, he joined Spirou magazine in 1992 as an illustrator for the videogames section.
The character he created there, Kid Paddle, soon got its own series, which became very popular, with over 4 million copies sold in French. New albums sell some 400,000 copies in French alone, making it one of the top ten best-selling French language comics series. In 2002, a separate Kid Paddle magazine was launched, and an animated TV series was created as well, with so far 104 episodes.
