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Derib (born
Claude de
Ribaupierre on 8
August 1944 in La Tour-de-Peilz, Switzerland) is a
Swiss francophone comics creator. He is best
known for creating...
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aimed at a
younger audience,
originally written by Job, and
illustrated by
Derib, both from Switzerland. The
series is now
written by
Frenchman Joris Chamblain...
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created in 1967 by
Belgian scriptwriter Maurice Rosy and
Swiss illustrator Derib in
Spirou No. 1531. From 1968 onwards,
Maurice Kornblum joined as a co-writer...
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based on the Franco-Belgian
comics of the same name
created by Job and
Derib. The show
debuted on 24
December 2005 on
France 3. This
series features...
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Derib and
hired him. In 1967 they
published The
Adventures of the Owl
Pythagore together. In 1969, Job
created the
series Yakari,
drawn by
Derib. In...
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Belgian comic book series,
originally written by Job and
illustrated by
Derib, both from Switzerland. Yakari, a
little Sioux Native American boy, and...
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cartoonist Derib. It is
published under the Le
Lombard publishing house. The
first album came out in 1972, and 16
albums were
published until 1987.
Derib restarted...
- 1968:
Cubitus by **** 1969:
Bruno Brazil by Greg 1972:
Buddy Longway by
Derib 1975: Léonard by
Philippe Liégeois and Bob de
Groot 1976:
Simon du Fleuve...
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based on the Franco-Belgian
comics of the same name
created by Job and
Derib. The show
debuted on 13
September 1983 on
Antenne 2 on Récré A2.and on Swiss...
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studio were Walthéry, Marc Wasterlain [fr],
Roland Goossens [nl] (Gos),
Derib,
Lucien De Gieter [nl], and
Daniel Desorgher [nl]. In 1959, the
Smurfs got...
