Comic art by Roger Blachon.
Roger Blachon started out as a drawing teacher before he took on illustrating. One of his main graphic influences was Jean Bosc. Blachon's first drawings appeared from 1962 in Adam l'Enragé. He alternated his time between journalism and illustration and drew for magazines like Planète, Lui, Okapi, Le Journal du Dimanche and Penthouse. Roger Blachon is also known for illustrating numerous children's books. For L'Equipe Magazine, Blachon created several cartoons and comics, like the gag series 'Des Oiseaux Ordinaires'. He is the author of several albums, mostly about sports.
'Des Oiseaux Ordinaires'. Translation: "They're still more stupid than the others." - "Ah, and why?" - "Because they think they are less stupid than the others!", 1984.