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Joseph Gillain (French: [ʒilɛ̃]),
better known by his pen name
Jijé ([ʒiʒe]; 13
January 1914 – 19 June 1980), was a
Belgian comics artist, best
known for...
- Pyeongtaek
Jije Station (formerly
known as
Jije station) is a
subway station located in Pyeongtaek,
South Korea. It
serves the SRT and
Seoul Subway Line...
- that "If Hergé is
considered as God the Father, then
Jijé undoubtedly is the Godfather".
After Jijé, it were
predominantly French (Philippe Druillet, Jean...
- 1943 when
Joseph Gillain,
known by the pen name
Jijé, was
given charge of the character. In 1944
Jijé introduced a new character, Fantasio, who would...
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creating comics of a
mostly historical nature,
inspired by his
predecessor Jijé. For Fleurus, he co-illustrated two
educational books together with younger...
- by
Joseph Gillain (
Jijé), who had
transformed a
section of his
house into a
workspace for the two
young comics artists and Will.
Jijé was then producing...
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Giraud and
Jijé (who in
effect had been Charlier's
first choice for the series, but who was
reverted to
Giraud by
Jijé) was so
close that
Jijé penciled...
- have been
produced in Franco-Belgian comics;
among the
earliest was in
Jijé's series Blondin et Cirage,
which was
another series published in
Spirou magazine...
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intention of
restoring Emperor Yingzong to the throne. The
defenders at the
Jijing P**** held off the
Mongol army for
several days
before being outnumbered...
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smaller format.
Jijé was the main author,
providing pages from
multiple series each w****. Some
American comics reappeared as well.
Jijé started out a studio...
