Belgian comic book artist William Vance, whose action
adventure series XIII was popular in the French-speaking world, died late May
14, 2018 in Belgium, his publisher announced. Born William van Cutsem in
Anderlect, Belgium on September 8, 1935. He launched his career by drawing for
Tintin, translated into English and other languages, in the 1960s. In 1967, he
worked with Gerald Forton to sketch Bob Morane. Vance drew “Ringo” (1966-1969)
and Marshal Blueberry (1991-1992).
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