The Futuristic Worlds of Guy Warley

Exploring strange new worlds and in defiance of danger advancing into the unknown... Science fiction is a genre that has always had a profound effect on me. I have read dozens and dozens of books set in the future or in space, and I have also devoured for hours many films and video games with…

19 August 20200Comments

ByJulien Djoubri

Geek-Art Book Review #2 – L’Art Book Tribute to Otomo chez Glénat

TETSUOOOOOO ! Nous revoilà vendredi, et qui dit vendredi dit samedi, et qui dit samedi dit librairie ! Un petit rendez-vous que je vous concocte chaque semaine pour vous présenter un livre coup de coeur, dans la mouvance Geek-Art. Après le Star Wars Propaganda de Hachette Heroes la semaine dernière, je vous propose un focus sur…

10 February 20170Comments

ByThomas Olivri

Movies Prints

Mad Max Fury Road and Akira by Shian

Mad Akira Sometimes you stumble upon an arsist by pure chance, and you wonder how the hell did you manage to miss such talent. This is totally the case with Singaporean born illustrator Shian, who now lives in New York. Her work on Mad Max Fury Road and Akira are pure wonders of style, colors…

9 February 20170Comments

ByThomas Olivri

Comics Movies Prints

James Jean’s Tribute to Akira

Otomo's Fables Is it still worth introducing James Jean ? This insanely talented painter and artist is well known by Bill Willigham's Fables fans. No doubt that the magnificent covers he created for this acclaimed comic book contributed to the legend of this title. He is also a big hit on the contemporary art scene, and if you…

30 March 20160Comments

ByThomas Olivri

ART SHOW Comics SciFi / Fantasy

Tribute to Katsuhiro Otomo – Angoulême 2016

TETSUOOOO ! Akira is a masterpiece created by Katsuhiro Otomo, that was first published in 1982 before being adapted as an animated movie in 1988. Otomo won the Grand Prix last year during the 2015 Angoulême Festival, and this year, the galerie Glénat organized a collective art show dedicated to one of the most popular and acclaimed manga…

1 February 20160Comments

ByThomas Olivri

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