By the end of July 1949 Bob De Moor agreed to start working for the Tintin weekly, first as a layout assistant to Evany aka Eugène Van Nyverseel, and this 2 days per week. More than 3 days would be overkill as Bob De Moor knew, because he was around that time busy with - take a seat - 12
Read MoreIn 1985, the publisher De Dageraad would release Magnum 50, aka the Snoe & Snolleke story "Het Betoverde Zandtapijt". This was the 10th story of the series which originally was published in Nieuws van de Dag from May 26 1954 until September 11 1954. The story would only be released once in album format, namely in the Magnum series, and would
Read MoreA few days ago we showed you a first glimpse on the work done by BD Must for the re-release of the Flandres Trilogy by Bob De Moor which consists of the 3 albums “Le Lion des Flandres” ("De Leeuw van Vlaanderen"), “Les gars de Flandre” ("De Kerels van Vlaanderen") and “Conrad le Hardi” (“Sterke Jan”). We then showed you a
Read MoreIn 1959 the Tintin Journal published the Bob De Moor story "Pirates D'eau Douce" / "De Zoetwaterpiraten" in the issues 26 till 40. The one-off story of 30 pages featured the adventures of Dic, Vic & Mic (Dik, Vik, Mik in the dutch version). On the flemish side, De Moor would see the story published in Ons Volkske (from issue
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