Has anyone ever seen this comics book?

[Master Centurion]

Has anyone ever seen this comics book?

It's a comic book of the French illustrator Georges Pichard about the Christian martyrs, hopefully full of depictions of crucifixions and ancient Rome tortures;

it's so extreme that Pichard decided to pubblish it postumously and so,
considering that he died in 2003, it's very probable that this work has been pubblished somewhere at least in the French speaking countries.
Does anyone here from France, Switzerland, Belgium or Quebec has seen it in any library?

A book is always a nice Xmas present ;-)

 

[alson2bdsm]

Comic Book

Derived from the actual book and DVD, this is the comic vs. See the below URL for more information:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guido_Crepax

 

[apostate630]

Still wish the fellow could have done some sweat and blood and nails and nudity crux pix along the lines of Noble Vulchur or Yusebby.

But what the heck. He was good, and that's more than most of us will have posted on our tombstones.

 

[Master Centurion]

Re: Comic Book

Derived from the actual book and DVD, this is the comic vs. See the below URL for more information:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guido_Crepax

Dear Alson2bdsm,
thank you for your contribute but I think there is a little mistake:
I posted the drawings of Georges Pichard, he is a French illustrator of erotic comics, as you can read here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georges_Pichard

and I 'm looking for his last masterpiece: "La vie des Saintes" which I'm not sure if it has been ever published.

While you mentioned in your link another artist that I know very well: Guido Crepax

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guido_Crepax

but he is Italian, from my city, Milan, and he was also an erotic comics artist: he is famous for his female character Valentina, a fascinating and emancipated woman with often lesbo and maso dreams, but,
as far as I know, Crepax never depicted something related with crucifixions or ancient tortures.

The only facts that Crepax and Pichard have are that they died in the same year, 2003, that they were among the first ones in depicting bdsm in the comics and that they were two artists that I adore :-(

 

[alson2bdsm]

Ah yes. I noticed the difference in the artwork after the fact; too hasty in replying. Sorry about that.

 

[rachel21]

Hi, remember well your request from 2006! but even in 2012 now I wasn't succesful in many ways with help of many different search forums ....
really a pity ! The one and only drawing I found see attached.
rachel21

 

[admihoek]

Hi, remember well your request from 2006! but even in 2012 now I wasn't succesful in many ways with help of many different search forums ....
really a pity ! The one and only drawing I found see attached.View attachment 21083
rachel21

nice and waiting worth

 

[Bozzly]

I don't have that one but I sure do like it.

 

[steinsetzer]

I don't have that one but I sure do like it.

I am also on the search for this Pichard-Book.
I do not know the book for this Pichard-drawing either (bad size).
Belong together both drawing together
to one book ?

 

[Eulalia]

there's a lot of Pichard's work on​

http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/pichard-some-girls-some-nuns-and-other-things.1337/​