Moebius comics

Drawn/painted 1989. Described in the back matter as a "non-figurative" story.

Great cartoonists get weirder as they get older; as a general rule they stop expanding the scope of their work and drill down into old obsessions, attempting to answer the few fundamental questions that hindsight makes obvious they've been asking all along. Like Herriman or Ditko or Alan Moore, Moebius became more idiosyncratic and introspective with age, often seemingly in search only of himself.

10) Another important element is composition. Composition and design — much more than drawing — have grown with importance to me with each passing year. The compositions in our stories …

Inside Moebius Like nearly every other human on the planet, Jean Giraud was subject to the occasional dark spell, despite being heaped with honors all over the world. He had one such depression jus…

Moebius - Arzak. El Vigilante

In an unsourced interview reposted at Ragged Claws, Jean "Moebius" Giraud discusses his use of photo reference (more) — a popular topic of late among amateur numpties who think it's…

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Moebius , who's true identity is Jean Giraud , is a French comics artist who is most popular for the comics that he published in Heavy ...

8) The style, stylistic continuity of an artist and its public presentation are full of symbols; they can be read just like a Tarot deck. So choose carefully. I chose my name “Moebius” as a joke wh…