5 May 2010 - Comic #318

"Delcourt replied: There is no problem using the name Charlotte Gainsbourg
 on the cover, as long as the book contains no defamation or violates her privacy... (Yay, won!).
  However, according to information from his lawyer, it's not so simple, as there's always a risk.
  For example, Sophie Marceau sued Alain Souchon because sang about her breasts in one of his songs.
  Then there's the possibility to send a copy to Charlotte for her approval...
  But it's a little risky, because there are a lot of comics around the name "Gainsbourg".
  She might even reject it without reading pages (she's super busy),
  thinking it is an opportunistic book - while actually, it's only a passionate statement.


  And yet, I can publish the book like that.
  It'll be even more beautiful when it is printed, bound and distributed.
  In short, Guy Delcourt is brave and I sincerely thank him for
  not having had cold feet on this one."

This comic was also published in Charlotte Gainsbourg mon amour  on page 5.

Original post: Charlotte Gainsbourg mon amour, enfin en BD !

13 January 2008 - Comic #186

Original post: Les aventures de Lapinot

4 January 2008 - Comic #185

This comic was also printed on page 31-33 of Journal intime d'un Lémurien.

Original post: Les origines du Canard noir (fin)

23 December 2007 - Comic #183

"The pages are in the original format.

Bruno Graff still has a few copies."

So, my friends, this is it. This is the last comic of 2007! Tomorrow we'll start with the ones of 2008!
Tarrin posted significantly less comics that year. So, while it took me 5 months to go through his entries of 2007, we'll be done with 2008 a lot faster. In fact, at the end of February you'll already get to read the comics of early April 2008 and by the end of March we'll have caught up with his entries of mid-October 2008. That's the time when he posted the first 13 pages of his first Maki story called "Un cœur de lémurien". (That's the story that was published in Tarrin's newest book "Le Parcours d'un puceau" which was released earlier this month.)

Original post: Tirage de luxe

15 December 2007 - Comic #181

This comic was also printed on page 29-30 of Journal intime d'un Lémurien.

Original post: Les origines du Canard noir (1)

1 September 2007 - Comic #142

In the comments of this entry, Tarrin said that Trondheim really does not like his Spirou/Violine very much. However, to motivate him to finish his Spirou book, Trondheim forbade Tarrin to draw the Lemur in his presence, even though he likes it a 100 times better than his other works.

Here is the music video of the 1998 song "Je crois que ça va pas être possible" by Zebda mentioned in the last panel:

Original post: L'aventure d'une aventure de Spirou (3)

25 August 2007 - Comic #139

Another one that has been printed in Charlotte Gainsbourg mon amour. It's on the lower half of page 104.

Original post: Cam-Cach 2

21 June 2007 - Comic #126

This one was printed on the last page of Charlotte Gainsbourg mon amour.

Original post: Un peu d'astuce

14 June 2007 - Comic #122

In case you don't understand the reference: Tarrin's Spirou et Fantasio is said to bear a close resemblance to the drawing style of Belgian comics artist André Franquin who worked on the series from 1947 to 1969. 

Original post: Slurp !

13 April 2007 - Comic #92

This comic was also printed on page 90-91 of Journal intime d'un Lémurien.

Original post: Pas plus tard qu'hier

28 March 2007 - Comic #80

This comic was also printed on page 94 of Journal intime d'un Lémurien.

Original post: Petit Lémurien (6)

15 March 2007 - Comic #74

For more information about Joann Sfar you can read his Wikipedia article (English) or visit his blog (French).

Original post: ...Ou peut-être pas !

12 December 2006 - Comic #16

A little side note: The bird in the last panel is Lewis Trondheim.

Original post: Starblog 3