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1media/Big TK 2.jpg2016-06-20T13:35:46-07:00Elizabeth Pottera6e9fb7ea6eda3e5063e2aee73ca5f372e99b8f3100293gallery2016-07-30T10:14:18-07:00Elizabeth Pottera6e9fb7ea6eda3e5063e2aee73ca5f372e99b8f3 In English, "clear line" is a drawing style of comics and cartooning originally associated with artists such as Hergé [Remi, Georges], Jacques Martin, and Bob de Moor. The style has influenced many generations of cartoonists including Matsumoto Taiyo.
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1media/moebius-aka-jean-giraud-8-of-41.jpg2016-06-18T11:50:37-07:00Elizabeth Pottera6e9fb7ea6eda3e5063e2aee73ca5f372e99b8f3Influence of Franco-Belgian ComicsElizabeth Potter5splash2016-07-30T10:12:03-07:00Elizabeth Pottera6e9fb7ea6eda3e5063e2aee73ca5f372e99b8f3
