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Walli - Modeste et Pompon pour Agent Spatial

Comic Strip
1985
Ink
34 x 48 cm (13.39 x 18.9 in.)
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Walli
Modeste et Pompon
Planche encrée
Format 34x48cm

Le 21 mai 1985 débute un cadavre exquis publié dans Tintin (n°506), il s'agit d'une planche des Aventures mystérieuses et rocambolesques de l'Agent spatial.
De grand noms de la BD ont participé à ce cadavre exquis : Hermann, Rosinski, Cosey, Turk, Dany, Dupa, Craenhals, Derib, Studio Hergé, ...

(Je pense) Planche publiée dans le Tintin numéro N517 du 06/08/1985


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About Walli

Brussels-born artist André van der Elst, better known as Walli, made his comics debut in Tintin in 1977. He started out with the gag series 'L'Oeuf', and then moved on to draw 'Touky le Toukan' in cooperation with fellow artist Bertrand Dupont from scripts by Bob de Groot. During this period, Walli was also present in the Dutch magazine Eppo with the series 'Kommerkat'. Also for Tintin, he also succeeded Bertrand Dupont as the artist of the Franquin creation 'Modeste et Pompon' from 1980 to 1987. Together with writer Bom, Walli abandoned the one page gag format of the series, and created several longer stories. Walli and Bom continued their collaboration with the creation of the series 'Cosmic Connection' in the same year. By 1982, Walli took over the artwork of the classic funny animal series 'Chlorophylle et Minimum', that was created by Raymond Macherot. After an episode written by Bob de Groot, Walli continued the series in cooperation with loyal scriptwriter Bom until 1989. Walli and Bom subsequently created the adventure series 'Gil Sinclair', that was published by Lombard in four books between 1990 and 1994. Since then, Walli has focused on making illustrations for children's books. Text (c) Lambiek