Comic artist versus Real Aircraft

[F.L.]

In one of the Bob Morane comic "Comando Epouvante", there is a nice Brazilian Air Force F-15 Eagle :

 

[hesham]

Was that from GD E series ?.

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[Arjen]

@hesham Roger Leloup's comic Yoko Tsuno features the Colibri (pictured), which is a figment of Leloup's imagination.
Better placed in Theoretical, Fake and Generic Projects.

 

[hesham]

@hesham Roger Leloup's comic Yoko Tsuno features the Colibri (pictured), which is a figment of Leloup's imagination.
Better placed in Theoretical, Fake and Generic Projects.

My dear Arjen,

I know this topic,but that's not artist drawing,so I suspected in it.

https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/comic-artist-versus-real-aircraft.3497/#post-28252

 

[F.L.]

French Air Force Gloster Javelin in a comic, I love the camo !

Jet Aces (1952) comic books

www.mycomicshop.com

 

[Justo Miranda]

Was that from GD E series ?.

France – Page 45 – Aviation Rapture

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I don't know what GD E series is and I couldn't find page 45,

 

[pathology_doc]

a swing-wing private jet !

"Let me give you my fantasy, which is the love child of a Learjet and a B-1."

 

[hesham]

I don't know what GD E series is and I couldn't find page 45,

It's in page # 41.

 

[Michel Van]

Note on Roger Leloup
He is now 91 years old and still make Yoko Tsuno comic !
Issue 31# will be publish next May in Belgium.
Currently in pre publication in Magazine Spirou
This time Leloup interested into Drone.

 

[cafe]

For modellers
Yoko Tsuno
Parasite glider

I loved the refueling scene with the Victor! The last few pages of that album have a H.P. 42 perform a rocket assisted take off to leave the Afghan crater it's been stuck in for the past 40 years or so.

 

[Justo Miranda]

I loved the refueling scene with the Victor! The last few pages of that album have a H.P. 42 perform a rocket assisted take off to leave the Afghan crater it's been stuck in for the past 40 years or so.

Hi

 

[Archibald]

By the way... https://www.thespacereview.com/article/4779/1

You'll note the only comment, who is my little self. I cross posted with this very thread. I pointed that Hergé did that wonderful cartoon for Apollo 11, and then a small comic related to Apollo 12 (page 3 of that wonderful thread).