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This elegant XIII “Judith Warner” ex-libris is an authentic collectible featuring artwork by renowned Belgian comic artist William Vance (William van Cutsem). Published by Dargaud in 1994, the print measures approximately 21 x 28.5 cm and was produced using the offset printing technique.
The offered example is personally signed by William Vance, but is not individually numbered. The exact number of copies produced is not currently documented in the available product information. Preserved in mint condition, it is particularly attractive to collectors of original XIII memorabilia and signed Franco-Belgian comic art.
Judith Warner is one of the recurring characters in the XIII universe and appears during the protagonist’s search for his mysterious past. XIII itself was created by writer Jean Van Hamme and William Vance and follows an amnesiac man whose main initial clue to his identity is the Roman numeral XIII tattooed on his body. The series combines espionage, political conspiracy, action and mystery and became one of Dargaud’s landmark comic series.
Vance’s highly realistic drawing style, cinematic compositions and meticulous attention to characters and environments became fundamental to XIII’s visual identity.
An attractive early signed XIII collectible from 1994, ideal for admirers of William Vance and classic European comic art.
| Serie | XIII |
| Dimensions |
21 cm x 28,50 cm
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| Type | Ex-libris |
| Print type | Offset |
| N° Produced | ?? ex Signed & Not Numbered |
| Numbered | No |
| Signed | Yes |
| Condition | Mint condition |
| Illustrator | William Vance (William van Cutsem) |
| Pubisher | Dargaud |
| Year | 1994 |
| Ref. | 1785055 / 000064 - 65 |
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