>Watashi Wa something something
>Hero Academia
>Inferno Cop 2
>a handful of lesser manga I don't remember
Is it just me, or are more and more manga artists and character designers drawing inspiration from Spirou?
I mean, there's something in the way the lines are drawn, very elastic and round, that reminds me a lot of some fairly recent Franco-Belgian comics.
It's pretty cool I guess but I hope it won't become a massive trend that lasts a whole decade like every other style in anime/manga.
>>139978941
pic for comparison
Gaston > Spirou
>>139979061
I disagree.
>>139978941
It's just you.
I'm not seeing it.
>Spirou author invented curved lines
>>139979082
You sure?
Not even the fact that the irises occupy a very small area on the eyes? I mean that's usually employed to express intense surprise but some mangaka make it the default look of their characters, and that's something only French artists normally do.
>>139979109
It's more the fact that they're so bouncy and elastic.
Franquin has a similar artstyle.
>>139979160
had*
rest in pieces
>>139978941
Tome et Janry era Spirou is the best
>>139979266
that's not up for debate
>>139979128
I can't stand it.
But no, those are probably in imitation of each other.
>>139979070
No, he´s correct.
>>139978941
It's just you. All of those overtly display their american influences instead
I would fuck Suzette desu
>>139979266
Except for "Machine Qui Rêve".
Fuck off toastposter.
>>139978941
I don't see a resemblance
I dunno, I think OP's sort of on to something. I hope it sticks around, though.
