- Nacimiento
- Defunción
- Raymond Leblanc nació el 22 de mayo de 1915 en Bélgica. Fue un productor y director, conocido por Astérix el Galo (1967), Tintín en el lago de los tiburones (1972) y Les Gaspards (1974). Murió el 21 de marzo de 2008 en Bruselas, Belgica.
- Raymond was named the comic-book industry's first recipient of the "Alph-Art d'Honneur" prize in 2003, at the 30th annual comic book festival in Angouleme, France, the industry's main awards ceremony and show.
- He founded the Lombard publishing house, for readers "from 7 to 77". He sold the company in 1986. He also launched the ad agency Publiart, which often used cartoon characters; and Belvision studios, which created hand-drawn animation for TV.
- He was a resistance fighter during World War II.
- He was the Belgian publisher of the popular "Tintin" comic-book magazine. Leblanc started the weekly in 1946 with the participation of Georges Rémi (nom de plume "Hergé"), who had created the character Tintin in 1929. Under Leblanc's guidance, the boy reporter became the hero of a weekly children's magazine, with Hergé as the artistic director.
Contribuir a esta página
Sugiere una edición o agrega el contenido que falta