Issues 6 and 7 are often regarded as the golden years of BD Magazine. During this period, the magazine welcomed notable contributors like Jean Giraud (aka Moebius), a legendary French comic book artist, and the popular French comedy troupe, Les Inconnus. This era saw the magazine's popularity soar, with circulation numbers increasing significantly.
If you are looking to purchase or find digital scans of early issues (1-10) for a specific comic series, you will generally need to specify the exact name of the magazine or the publisher. Bd Magazine Issue 1-10
The articles are written in both English and Latin, shifting based on the era's intended scientific audience. Design and Structure Issues 6 and 7 are often regarded as
Issue #5 is a transatlantic love letter. It features an interview with R. Crumb (translated into French for the first time) and a critique of Robert Crumb’s influence on European artists. The back cover is a parody ad for Zap Comix . This issue sometimes appears with two variant covers—one with a Crumb-style character, one with a Moebius landscape. If you are looking to purchase or find
For today’s fan, holding a copy of Issue #4 or flipping through the Moebius sketches in Issue #2 is as close as possible to time-traveling back to a smoky Parisian café in 1982, arguing about whether The Airtight Garage would ever be finished—or if comics would ever be taken seriously.