Philippe Druillet

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Philippe Druillet (born June 28, 1944 in Toulouse ) is a French comic book author and cartoonist. He also designs the optics of computer games, is an author , filmmaker , director and actor .

Act

In 1975 Druillet founded the comic magazine " Métal Hurlant " with Jean-Pierre Dionnet , Bernard Farkas and Moebius (pseudonym of Jean Giraud ) , which was soon sold as " Heavy Metal " and " Schwermetall " in the English and German language areas. In addition to Philippe Druillet, the main authors are Moebius and Richard Corben .

The Austrian science fiction author Herbert W. Franke praised Druillet as a comic writer and illustrator as follows: “The radical innovation came from Europe in the 1970s, primarily with two French illustrators: Philippe Druillet and Moebius. Druillet, somewhere between Gothic horror and baroque science fiction, breaks the traditional framework of the comic strips and opens up an insane and gigantic universe for the reader in which there is no place for humans. "

Awards

literature

  • Armin Schreiber: Art: Comics - Corben, Druillet, Moebius. Locating an artistic medium. Dreibein, Hamburg and Edition Kunst der Comics, Thurn 1989, ISBN 3-923102-26-7 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Eurocon awards site 1972 on esfs.info
  2. Eurocon awards site 1990 on esfs.info