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20.9.10

Fantômas


Les souliers du mort. Pierre Souvestre & Marcel Allain. Arthème Fayard et Cie. Le Livre Populaire. 1912. Cover Gino Starace.

18.9.10

Roc


Issue 24. 1972.

Weird Tales


Vol. 27. Issue 6. June 1936. Great cover by Margaret Brundage. Inside : Robert E. Howard (Black Canaan), August W. Derleth (The telephone in the library), Robert Bloch (The grinning ghoul), Jack Williamson (The ruler of fate), Hugh Davidson (The house of the evil eye)...

Ghost Rider


# 7. 1972.

17.9.10

Shot


Press photography. Vietnam ?

11.9.10

Les Adorateurs de Seth


Issue 1. 1988.

Bikes



I shot the pan at Gazoline Alley, 8 years ago. On the second pic, Mister E at his best ;-) !

10.9.10

Le scalpeur


Ed. La Bruyère. 1947.

Lunatique



French fanzine. Published by Jacqueline Osterrath. Issue 1. Sept. 1963. Julia Verlanger, Jane Gueguan, Suzanne Malaval...

L'Auberge du Loup Pendu - Emile Quintin


Les fantastiques aventures de Léonce Capoulin. Sipuco. 1948.

Soon

6.9.10

Raisin Pie





Ariel Bordeaux & Rick Altergott. Fantagraphics books. 2002.

Notre bel appétit


Lelord Kordel. Amiot-Dumont. 1952. Forewords by actress Micheline Presle. Cover by Brenot.

Burlesque Paraphernalia












And side degree specialities and costumes. Fantagraphics books. 2010. Charles Scheidner. William D. Moore. Appreciation by David Copperfield. Bizarre and wonderful catalog !

Vivre pas survivre


Patrice Herr Sang. Les Editions du Yunnan. 2007. An history of punk seen by a main french witness and actor. Interesting lines about the birth of punk in the city of Lyon.

Cycle sadist


Ben Paule. Paramount Publishers. 1971.

4.9.10

Château Thombeau


Today, big up to a blog that I'm following since it started : first named Fabulon and now became Château Thombeau. Tons of incredible and hi-res images about fashion, old movie stars, cinema, litterature...not so much girls and bikes (!) but Château Thombeau is a magic place you have to visit !