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Gary Panter
2007-07-09 22:24:00 Gary Panter(USA)A painter, a commercial artist, a designer and a comic artist are all rolled up in one package called Gary Panter. Panter is part of the group that made Raw magazine and is of the second (punk) generation in American underground comix. His comics are fast and hard and are drawn in an expressionistic manner.Panter has published his work in various magazines and newspapers, including Raw, Time and Rolling Stone magazine. He has exhibited all over the world, and won two Emmy awards for his set designs for 'Pee-Wee's Playhouse.' His most famous works include 'Jimbo, Adventures in Paradise' and 'Facetasm', which was created together with Charles Burns. More About: Gary
Gianluca Panniello
2007-07-09 22:23:00 Gianluca Panniello(Italy)Gianluca Panniello has drawn for Disney Italia since 1999. He has done stories with the Duck characters for Topolino and Minni Amica del Cuore, but also covers and stories for 'W.I.T.C.H.'
Daniele Panebarco
2007-07-09 22:22:00 Daniele Panebarco(b. 4/10/1946, Italy)Daniele Panebarco worked as an illustrator and comics artist from 1976 to 1992. He drew his first strip, 'Off-Side', while still at school. His most famous creation is the private investigator 'Big Sleeping', that appeared among others in Mago magazine. Among his other creations are 'Nick Martello', a satire on communism, and 'Piccolo Lenin', a fantasy "biography" of Lenin. Panebarco cancelled his comic activities in 1992 to focus on his multimedia projects. More About: Dani , Barco
Daniele Panebarco
2007-07-09 22:21:00 Daniele Panebarco(b. 4/10/1946, Italy)Daniele Panebarco worked as an illustrator and comics artist from 1976 to 1992. He drew his first strip, 'Off-Side', while still at school. His most famous creation is the private investigator 'Big Sleeping', that appeared among others in Mago magazine. Among his other creations are 'Nick Martello', a satire on communism, and 'Piccolo Lenin', a fantasy "biography" of Lenin. Panebarco cancelled his comic activities in 1992 to focus on his multimedia projects. More About: Dani , Barco
José Pando
2007-07-09 22:21:00 José Pando (18?? - ?, Spain)José Pando was a doctor and pioneering comic artist from Galicia, Spain. He published his work in weekly magazine Café con Gotas (1887), Galicia Humorística (1888) and the weekly Fra Diávolo (1890) and La Velada, just like the work of artists like Apeles Mestres and Ramon Escaler.If anyone can tell us more about this artist, we would be very grateful. Send biographical details, strips published, comic links or scans to Lambiek by email.
Enrico Pandiani
2007-07-09 22:20:00 Enrico Pandiani(Italy)Enrico Pandiani is a graphic designer and illustrator from Turin, Italy. In the 1970s and 1980s, he has drawn comics for magazines like Il Mago and Orient-Express. More About: Rico
Arnold & Jacob Pander
2007-07-09 22:19:00 Arnold & Jacob Pander(PanderBros)(USA)Arnold and Jacob Pander are sons of of Dutch immigrant artist, Henk Pander. The brother's work gained national attention in 1986 when they were asked to illustrate Matt Wagner's 'Grendel' for Comico comics. The success of this early indie comix series led to a diverse career in that medium, ranging from the pop 'Ginger Fox' to the darkly experimental 'Exquisite Corpse' (published by Dark Horse). Jacob and Arnold spent two years off-and-on in the Netherlands developing the tale of political upheaval and personal salvation set in a futuristic Amsterdam. Initially published as a 12 issue comic series (by Dark Horse 1994-1995), it was later compiled into the hardcover graphic novel 'Triple-X International'.After that they worked on a miniseries called 'Accelerate', which they both penciled and inked. The story was written by novelist Richard Kadrey and published by Vertigo (2000). The Panders also wrote and illustrated the cover stor... More About: Arnold
Cosimo Lorenzo Pancini
2007-07-09 22:18:00 Cosimo Loren zo Pancini(b. 1969, Italy)Born in Rome, Cosimo Lorenzo Pancini is an architect, designer and comic artist. He formed the Kmzero studios with Alberto Pagliaro. Along with Alberto Pagliaro and writer Thierry Robberecht he started the 'L'Ennemi' series in 2003 at Casterman.
Nora Paakkanen
2007-07-09 19:03:00 Nora Paakkanen(b. 1968, Finland)Nora Paakkanen was born in Kuopio, Finland in 1968. She studied graphic design in Rome in 1989-1991. After graduating, she became an ilustrator and comic artist. She founded Scurius Cartoons, promoting her own comics, and created the newspaper strip 'Ted Dally'. More About: Nora , Kane
Storm
2007-07-09 18:55:00 Storm P.(Robert Storm Petersen)(19/9/1882 - 1949, Denmark)Robert Storm Petersen, or Storm P. as he called himself, is considered to be one of Denmark's greatest humorists, both in writing and drawing. One of the pioneers of Danish comics, Storm P. was greatly influenced by American newspaper comic artists of the early twentieth century, as well as by Swedish satirists. He started his career working in his father's butcher shop, but soon moved on to acting, painting and writing. Storm P. (Robert Storm Petersen) (19/9/1882 - 1949, Denmark) Robert Storm Petersen, or Storm P. as he called himself, is considered to be one of Denmark's greatest humorists, both in writing and drawing. One of the pioneers of Danish comics, Storm P. was greatly influenced by American newspaper comic artists of the early twentieth century, as well as by Swedish satirists. He started his career working in his father's butcher shop, but soon moved on to acting, painting and writing. When he was twenty years... More About: Storm
Mobile Post
2007-07-09 11:03:00 A man is young as the woman he feels. (Blogged from my mobile on SMS) More About: Mobile , Post , Mobi , Bile
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2007-07-09 02:54:00 A man is young as the woman he feels. (Blogged from my mobile on SMS) More About: Mobile , Post , Mobi , Bile
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2007-07-09 01:49:00 Try to Solve the problem , otherwise cut it. (Blogged from my mobile on SMS) More About: Mobile , Post , Mobi , Bile
Olmo
2007-07-08 22:45:00 Olmo(Luis Del Olmo)(Spain)Luis del Olmo is a cartoonist and a journalist from Bilbao mainly known as the creator of 'Don Celes'. This silent daily comic strip first appeared in La Gaceta del Norte in October 1945, when Olmo was asked to think up a new series similar to those which were popular in foreign newspapers. Don Celes played a great variety of roles in the series. Depending on the day he could be a policeman or a thief, an indignant man or a rogue, but he was always dogged by misfortune. In april 1969 'Don Celes' changed newspapers and from then on it was published in El Correo Español-El Pueblo Vasco. Other Spanish newspapers also acquired the strip. In addition, the Danish agency Copenhague Press Illustrations Bureau delivered it to other countries, especially Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Germany. The ongoing series has run for more than sixty years. Occasionally some compilations collected part of it. As a journalist, Olmo has written some books about Bilbao and...
Jean Ollivier
2007-07-08 22:43:00 Jean Ollivier(1925 - 30/12/2005, France)Art by René BastardThe Frech scenarist Jean Ollivier has worked for the magazine Vaillant from its start in 1945. He was the magazine's editor-in-chief for a while, as well as one of the most productive scenarists (along with Roger Lécureux). Throughout the entire running of the magazine (from 1945 to 1992) he wrote an immense quantity of series. The most famous series are 'Yves le Loup' (art René Bastard and E.T. Coelho), 'Le Cormoran (art Lucien Nortier and Paul Gillon), 'P'tit Joc' (art André Joy), 'Ragnar le Viking' (art E.T. Coelho), 'Jacques Flash' (art Pierre Leguen), 'Loup Noir' (art Kline) and 'Docteur Justice' (Art Raphaël Marcello). For the same publisher, he wrote for magazine like 34 (a.k.a. Caméra 34) and L'Humanité. In the 1960s he also wrote for Aventures et Voyages publishers and Dargaud's Drames et Énigmes collection.From 1978 he wrote historical comics fo... More About: Jean
Ariel Olivetti
2007-07-08 22:41:00 Ariel Olive tti(b. 15/11/1967, Argentina)Ariel Olivetti is an Argentine comics artist who works for the American DC and Marvel publishing houses. In his native Argentina, he made covers for the Fierro comics magazine. He also worked on his own character, 'El Cazador'. His first cooperation with Marvel was illustrating 'The Last Avengers Story' in 1992. Olivetti also drew stories of 'X-Men', 'Daredevil' and 'JLA - Paradise Lost'. More About: Ariel
Lucho Olivera
2007-07-08 22:40:00 Lucho Olive ra(1942 - 2005, Argentina)Luis "Lucho" Olivera began his career in 1962, drawing for Vea y Lea and Leoplán, as well as illustrating several covers for Hora Cero and Frontera. In 1964, he commenced his career as a fulltime comics artist and contributed to Misterix and to the publishing house Columba. He was the first artist to draw the 'Nippur de Laggash' series, that appeared in D'Argagnan magazine from 1968. 'Nippur' was the first comic written by the popular author Robin Wood. The series, about a mythical warrior from a lost past in Minor Asia, appeared for over 30 years and was drawn by several artists. Other notable creations were 'Gilgamesh' (1971) and 'Dico, o Artilheiro'. He then joined the publishing house Record, and created the adventure and heroic fantasy series 'Galaxia Cero', 'Yo Ciborg', 'Ronar' and 'Planeta Rojo'. More About: Liver
Christ Oliver
2007-07-08 22:39:00 Christ Olive r (Canada)After obtaining his degree in graphics, Christ Oliver started working in comics. He had his first publications in the magazine Ottawa Life, the comic Furplay and several educational publications. He created the cat detective 'Fish Lecan', which appeared at the Éditions du Vermillon. In addition, Oliver has drawn pin-ups as well as several eductational works. More About: Christ , Liver
Sébastien Olivaud
2007-07-08 22:38:00 Sébastien Olivaud(France)After obtaining his degree in Plastic Arts, Sébastien Olivaud teamed up with writer Nicholas Clement. Together, they created the galactic agent 'Epsilon' and 'Doron le Calvite'. After some stints in a couple of fanzines, they appeared in Fluide Glacial. The 'Doron' character continued in Golemm and later Lanfeust Mag. Albums of the series appeared at Pointe Noire.
Javier Olivares
2007-07-08 22:37:00 Javier Olivares(b. 1964, Spain)Javier Olivares is a Spanish comics artist, illustrator and children's book author. He is the publisher of the fanzine Owo and co-founder to the Ediciones Malasombra. His comics appeared in such collective albums as 'Cuentos de la Estrella Legumbre', 'Tiempo Muerto', 'Estados Carenciales' and 'La Caja Negra'. He cooperated with Santiago Garcia on 'Beowulf'. More About: Javier , Ares
Giancarlo Olivares
2007-07-08 22:35:00 Giancarlo Olivares(b. 31/5/1957, Italy)After his technical studies, Giancarlo Olivares followed courses in comics by the Argentine artist Ruben Sosa. From 1991, he cooperated on the collective albums 'Profondo Rosso' and 'Full Moon Project' with other young artists from Brescia. Olivares then did some short stories for Intrepido scripted by Federico Memola, before he became an artist of 'Lazarus Ledd' and 'Hammer' at Star Comics. He also became the cover artist of these series. Afterwards, he joined the staffs of 'Nathan Never' and 'Legs Weaver' at Bonelli. In 1998, he became the cover artist of 'Jonathan Steele'. More About: Carlo , Ares
Mobile Post
2007-07-07 14:34:00 Thought for the day: It is a mistake to suppose that men succeed through success; they much oftener succeed through failures. (Blogged from my mobile on SMS) More About: Mobile , Post , Mobi , Bile
Mobile Post
2007-07-07 13:37:00 Smile in pleasure, Smile in pain, Smile when troubles pour like rain.. Smile when some 1 hurts U & Smile bcoz Some 1 still loves u ........ (Blogged from my mobile on SMS) More About: Mobile , Post , Mobi , Bile
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2007-07-07 11:50:00 A coin is easy to earn but a friend is hard 2 find .A coin depreciates but a friend appreciates.Lost a coin when I msg you but yet I got a friend like u (Blogged from my mobile on SMS) More About: Mobile , Post , Mobi , Bile
Benjamin Lacombe
2007-07-07 10:57:00 Benjamin Lacombe(b. 12/7/1982, France)Born in Paris, Benjamin Lacombe studied plastic arts. While studying, he did some internships at animation studios and he began to work as an advertising artist. Becoming a freelance artist, he became an assistant to Nicole Lambert for two years. In 2001, he began studying decorative arts. He began his comic series 'L'Esprit du Temps' at Soleil in 2003. A year later, he made a comic adaptation of 'Le Petit Chaperon Rouge' at the same publisher. More About: Comb , Benjamin
Bruno Lachard
2007-07-07 10:55:00 Bruno Lachard(Belgium)Bruno Lachard studied at the St. Luc in Brussels. He cooperated with Antoine Ozanam and JPK on the series 'Hôtel Noir' (Éditions Paquet), for which he did the plastic wax carvings and the posters in the album. He is also the author of the Agatha Christie adaptation 'Le Meurtre de Roger Ackroyd'. More About: Brun , Char , Bruno
Mike Lacey
2007-07-07 10:54:00 Mike Lace y(UK)Mike Lacey is a productive artist whose work has appeared in nearly all Fleetway/IPC funnies since the 1970s. For many years, he drew 'X-Ray Specs' for Monster Fun and Buster. His many features for Whoopee! include 'Blinketty Blink', 'Bumpkin Billionaire's', 'Jimmy Fix-it', 'Chip', 'Kid's Court', and 'Scared Stiff-Sam'. For Whizzer and Chips, he made 'Boy Butler', 'Pete's Pocket', 'Phil Fitt', 'Sid's Snake' and 'Slow Coach'.He also made many features for Jackpot ('Cry Baby', 'Ritchie Wraggs', 'Snap Happy'), Shiver and Shake ('Match of the Week'), Monster Fun ('Art's Gallery'), Buster ('Nightmare on Erm Street', 'Strongarm'), Cor!! ('Wacky'), Cheeky ('Speed Squad'), Wow ('Ship-wreck School') and Knockout ('The Super Seven'). He eventually turned to commercial artwork. He is the son of artist Bill Lacey.uk.geocities.com/pjgmikelacey More About: Mike
Bill Lacey
More articles from this author:2007-07-07 10:53:00 Bill Lace y(b. 1917, UK)Bill Lacey was with the RAF during World War II, and after the War he became a technical artist at the Ministry of Aircraft. He did his first comics work in 1951, taking over the 'Robin Alone' story in Mickey Mouse Weekly. While continuing this comic until 1956, he also began to work for Cowboy Comics Library and Super Detective Library. In the latter, he took over the 'Blackshirt' comic in 1957, followed by 'Rick Random', 'Inspector Chafik' and 'John Steel'. He also did illustrations in Express Weekly and Valiant, as well as comics with 'Bill Hanley and Rick Slade' in Lion.From 1966 to 1970, he drew 'Mytek the Mighty' in Valiant. Afterwards, he took on comics in Look and Learn, such as 'Jason January, Space Cadet', 'The Maze Master' and 'Space Ranger'. His most notable work for this magazine was 'Eagles Over the Western Front', 'Man Who Searched for Fear' and 'No. 13 Marvel Street'. In 1975 he joined Battle Picture Weekly, where he d... More About: Bill 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |
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