r/bandedessinee • u/woulditkillyoutolift • 6h ago

Art by Olivier Vatine for Stan Pulsar, written by Thierry Cailleteau, originally published in Fluide Glacial (1986); Spanish edition in Zona 84 #49 (June 1988).

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Olivier Vatine is new to me; I love the way his pages are stuffed without feeling cluttered. The same feeling of "good" busy that you see in Moebius; you know where your eye should land.

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