Rali
(Raoul Livain)
(Belgium)
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Raoul Livain, who signs wiht Rali, drew for the Belgian magazine Bravo! in the 1940s among others a comic adaptation of Stanislas André Steeman's 'Monsieur Wens'. He teamed up with Tenas and founded an art studios, which employed among others famous names like Tibet and André Paul Duchateau.
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The studios produced among others 'Le Triangle de Feu' for Spirou magazine in 1952 and several comics for Bravo! ('Cyprien Bravo', 'Phill Blue-Eyes', 'Capitaine Hardell', etc.) in the 1940s. The studios also collaborated to the launch of the Belgian Disney studios, producing comics for Le Journal de Mickey.
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