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These cookies are used to collect information about your use of the site in order to improve its content, make it more relevant to your needs and increase its usability. You may decline the use of these cookies. These cookies collect information about your viewing and search choices and preferences to make your browsing experience more enjoyable and personalized. These essential cookies are placed as soon as you access the site because they are required for navigation. Some of these cookies are also necessary to ensure the security of our website, for example in order to fight fraud. He has made several new albums that have been published with large intervals by Glénat since then.These cookies are essential to the operation of many of our services. Yslaire took over the scriptwriting from Yann while working on the second episode in 1987. This critically acclaimed and darkly romantic saga about the impossible love between Bernard Sambre and a young farmer girl during the French Revolution was drawn in a far more realistic style than Hislaire's previous work and contained several literary references. He assumed the pseudonym Yslaire and began 'Sambre' with scriptwriter Balac (a pseudonym of Yann) in publisher Glénat's Circus magazine. Hislaire himself had radically changed his drawing style in 1986. The series continued to appear in Spirou until 1986, when Bidouille and Violette's young love ended tragically in a car accident. It called in a new wave of more personal comic stories, which was also represented in Spirou by Geerts' 'Jojo' and Wasterlain's 'Docteur Poche'. Hislaire's series about the love between two adolescents was unique for its time, especially in magazines like Spirou. In 1978 he started his breakthrough series, the poetic and romantic 'Bidouille et Violette'. Bernard Hislaire is a Belgian artist, who is known for his poetic and litterary comics oeuvre, which he has mostly published under the name Yslaire.
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