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“BD” refers to Franco-Belgian comics, but let's open things up to include ALL Euro comics and GN's. Euro-style artistry from around the world is also welcome. ^^
* BD = "Bandes dessinées"
* BDT = Bedetheque
* GN = graphic novel
* LBK = Lambiek
* LC = "Ligne claire"
Please DO: 1) follow good 'netiquette' and 2) the four simple rules of lemm.ee (this instance) when posting and commenting. As for extracts, they're fine, but don't link to pirated downloads. Moderation will be based on readers' willingness to follow the above guidelines.
The designated language here is English, with a traditional bias towards French, followed by other Euro languages.
When posting foreign-language content, please DO include helpful context for English-speakers.
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RELATED COMMUNITIES:
- BD on Mastodon
- BD on Tumblr
- BritComics@feddit.uk
- Comics on Lemmy
- GN's on Lemmy
- Heathcliff (w/o HC)
- r/bandedessinee
- r/noDCnoMarvel
- Moebius_Art
- Moomin Valley
SEARCHES:
# #MAILBOX #Tintin #Asterix #LuckyLuke #Spirou #Gaston #CortoMaltese #Thorgal #Sillage(Wake) #Smurfs #Trondheim #Moebius #Jodorowsky
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Thank you! It's really awesome of you to make all these quality posts all the time and share these cool comics.
My grandfather, a machinist, build their house in his early twenties with his own hands. It was in a kind of cooperative, where you could pay in party by working on building sites to help others build their houses. So, even though he had help from others in the coop, he really effectively build identical houses multiple times. He learned as he went and did everything except electrical work, even the heating and plumbing. My grandparents raised five kids in this house. It really was his proudest accomplishment and near the end, he told the story again and again, almost every time I saw him and I made sure to listen.
Ah, you just made my day! 😃
That's so cool to me. Would you say you inherited some of his 'working with one's hands' sensibility?
This totally dates me, but one thing I really liked from the film Witness (1985), is that the Pennsylvania Amish would organise building projects along the same lines.
EDIT: Oh wow, I think I found the very scene:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BL_X7GelX5Q
Maybe I did to some degree, but I rarely practiced it. Went to university and only did some small projects at home. Maybe I'll practice more.
Yes, working together can feel so good if no one steals what you make as profit.
Exactly.