Update: we published an article with plenty of comparative info on the different versions which have been published. One of the items which many Bob de Moor fans are looking for is the black & white version of the " Tintin and the Lake of Sharks" album. Almost impossible to find on paper (here's a pirated item on eBay for
Read MoreDid you know that besides Bob De Moor another young Flemish cartoonist started working at the cartoon filmstudio AFIM? His name: Jef Nys ( Jommeke, De Kapoentjes, Langteen & Schommelbuik). He collaborated on the 12'25 cartoon "Smidje Smee" (animation about the legend of a blacksmith who sells his soul to the devil - see the image below), together with Bob
Read MoreIn this very recent interview (made on the occasion of the recently released excellent Bob de Moor bio by Ronald Grossey in Dutch), Cobra.be TV went talking with de Moor's sons Johan and Stefaan De Moor. The interview is entirely in Dutch. However if you speak Dutch you'll be able enjoying this interview a lot. Expect some really insightful comments
Read MoreThe series "Monneke en Johnneke", which appeared in the youth publication ’t Kapoentje, is often referred to as being completely drawn by Bob de Moor. It wasn't. In fact a friend of de Moor drew the series. The scenario was by de Moor together with some crayon lines but it was his friend who completed everything. "Monneke en Johnneke" was
Read MoreIn this 9 minute interview from 2009 the late Jacques Martin talks about the work Bob de Moor did on the Lefranc album "Repaire du Loup" and how their collaboration started. We posted it on our Facebook page for easier sharing. This 4th Lefranc album got published in Tintin magazine from 1969 on and was only published in album format
Read MoreHere's an interview with Bob de Moor made in 1988 by Montbéliard TV. Previously unavailable, Noé TV added it on their website a while ago. This is by far one of the most extensive and interesting interviews with Bob (over 30 minutes!) ever made. We upped the Bob de Moor interview video on Vimeo for better viewing on Facebook. Included
Read MoreHere's another drawing made by Bob de Moor to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Tintin featuring de Moor's own creations Barelli, Mr Tric, Cori and Balthazar next to TinTin.
Read MorePublished in December 2013 this book is a must read for Bob de Moor fans. You'll find crayon drawings by Bob for the decors of the Tintin SGM video/comic plus a lot more info on de Moor and his work for the Belvision studios. Written by Daniel Couvreur in a rather tongue in cheek way - though it's unclear whether
Read MoreHere's a video that many of you probably never have seen. It shows Bob de Moor at work at the Hergé Studios, more precisely it shows how closely the tandem Hergé / de Moor worked. You'll see that the input of our dear Bob was quite important. And if you enjoyed the overal atmosphere in the final completed Tintin album
Read MoreHere's another frontpage for Tintin the magazine (January 1950) as executed by Bob de Moor. You will recognize the style de Moor used for his Oncle Zigomar and early Barelli material. There is an issue for sale right here for only 12 Euros for those interested: http://fave.co/1jaV8QB .
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