- Donat-Joseph
Casterman, an
editor and
bookseller originally from Tournai.
Casterman was
originally a
printing company and
publishing house. In 1934,
Casterman took...
- Léo
Malet (
Casterman, 1982–2000)
Brouillard au pont de Tolbiac [fr] (
Casterman, 1982), ISBN 2-203-33413-4 120, rue de la Gare [fr] (
Casterman, 1988), ISBN 2-203-34302-8...
- male
contract killing ********in. The
series was
published in 13
albums by
Casterman. It was
translated into
English and
published by
Archaia Studios Press...
- André
Casterman (20
April 1899 – 4
January 1975) was a
Belgian racing cyclist. He rode in the 1926 Tour de France. "André
Casterman".
Cycling Archives...
- le
bison blanc (
Casterman, 1976) Chez les
castors (
Casterman, 1977)
Yakari et
Nanabozo (
Casterman, 1978)
Yakari et le
grizzly (
Casterman, 1979) Le secret...
- post-apocalyptic,
climate fiction graphic novel first published in
French by
Casterman and
created by
Jacques Lob and Jean-Marc Rochette. The
graphic novel was...
-
series has been
published in
album format by Brussels-based
publisher Casterman since 1983. New
installments of the
series were
published throughout the...
-
perdues (with Jean-Christophe Chauzy,
Casterman,
August 1993) The
Killer (with Luc Jacamon): French,
Casterman: Long feu (October 1998) L'Engrenage (April...
-
original notes were
collected together and
published in book form by
Casterman in 1986.
Since that point,
several other cartoonists, such as Yves Rodier...
- in
Spanish Petzi in
French (
Casterman),
German (Carlsen Comics), Italian, Portuguese, and
Vietnamese Pol in
Dutch (
Casterman)
Rasmus Klumpur in Icelandic...
