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Bryan Talbot

ブライアン・タルボット

Buraian Tarubotto

ペンネーム: Véronique TanakaPseudonym used for the graphic novel Metronome

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1952-02-24 (Wigan, Lancashire)
国籍
British
言語
English
居住地歴
Wigan, Lancashire → Sunderland

経歴

職業
Comics artist, Writer, Penciller, Inker, Colorist
活動期間
1969年〜2024年
所属団体
Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature
ノミネート
BSFA Award nominee for Alice in Sunderland, Eagle Award nominee

学歴

Wigan Grammar School
国: United Kingdom
Wigan School of Art
国: United Kingdom
Harris College
Graphic Design
学位: Graphic Design
国: United Kingdom
Preston, Lancashire

受賞歴

Eisner Award for Best Graphic Album: Reprint
1996
対象作品: The Tale of One Bad Rat
結果: Winner
Haxtur Award for Best Long Comic Strip
1999
対象作品: The Tale of One Bad Rat
結果: Winner
Inkpot Award
2000
結果: Winner
Costa Biography Award
2012
対象作品: Dotter of Her Father's Eyes
主催: Costa Book Awards
結果: Winner

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

The Adventures of Luther Arkwright

1978年 Graphic novel

Adventures across parallel worlds. Considered one of the first British graphic novels.

Parallel worldsPoliticsAdventure

Heart of Empire

1999年 Graphic novel

Sequel to Luther Arkwright set in the heart of empire.

ImperialismSF

Alice in Sunderland

2007年 Graphic novel

Explores connections between Lewis Carroll, Alice Liddell, and Sunderland.

Literary historyLocal culture

The Tale of One Bad Rat

1994年 Graphic novel

A girl's recovery from childhood sexual abuse.

AbuseRecoveryRats

Grandville

2009年 Grandville series

Anthropomorphic animal steampunk detective stories set in alternate 19th-century France.

DetectiveSteampunkAnimals

全著作

  • The Adventures of Luther Arkwright
  • Heart of Empire
  • Alice in Sunderland
  • The Tale of One Bad Rat
  • Grandville

作風・主題

文体
Detailed inkingExperimental layoutsHistorical and literary references
頻出モチーフ
Parallel worldsAnthropomorphic animalsLiterary allusions

評価・遺産

Pioneering British graphic novelist known for Luther Arkwright series, inducted into Will Eisner Hall of Fame in 2024.

豆知識

  • Collaborated extensively with wife Mary M. Talbot.
  • Published Metronome under pseudonym Véronique Tanaka.