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- What pointed me towards this solution was primarily Blaze's positive experience with such.
- What delayed my personal decision was 1) new, scary health issues I've been dealing with, and 2) personal ambivalence. What swung the balance was the fact that (maybe, hopefully) I'm not going blind anytime soon, plus I was really starting to miss sharing my BD findings with the world. (more on why I feel so driven on that in a future post, perhaps)
- Specifically, our new address updates from https://lemm.ee/c/eurographicnovels to https://piefed.social/c/eurographicnovels (got it?)
- But why PieFed, anyway? Welp, because it will seemingly allow a bunch of our classic content to be preserved. I feel like that's very much a good thing rather than 'completely starting over.'
- But what if the move doesn't work out for reasons X, Y or Z? Then we'll move to the next-best instance that I know of in the few days we have left here, and I'll be sure to mark that heavily across our sub/community, so that people will have an idea where to follow us who are looking at cached versions of EGN+.
- Btw, huge thanks to Thomas Verguet & Bastien Orenge for this artwork from Magellan, which I hope to get to, one of these days. (boy, I sure seem to say that a lot, lately XD)
- Oh, and sadly, I'm not quite sure how to do a group-invite to our ~1,260 subscribers to the new place. If anyone reading has some expertise on that, now would be a nice time to chime in... 😅
- Btw2, "PieFed" as I understand it is not just a classic host instance, but also a significant 'dev' instance (kinda like Lemmy.ML) that's a major fork of the Lemmy software which integrates beautifully upon the Fediverse.
- Confirmation post is: https://piefed.social/post/973016
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I'm no stranger to ocular health issues myself, so I hope you're in good medical hands, they can do a lot these days! I wish you the best and also a successful migration!
Master index of reviews & noteworthy posts:
2y 9mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
Yo ho ho!, it's a Swiss-pirate... f-f-fishing boat?!? [memories of Switzerland, and a showcase of Jared Muralt's lovely LC art] (8 pieces)
11mon 4d ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from i.imgur.com
[4x NEWS] Nights Of Flame And Fervor is a fascinating look at what post-neolithic / pre-bronze age communities might have looked like:
1y 8d ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from i.imgur.com
Nightlife on the Rue Venis (Konstantin Korovin, 1932)
1y 10d ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from 64.media.tumblr.com
Cover art from The Spire #5, by Jeff Stokely
1y 11d ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from i.imgur.com
Rough times, these are. Our beloved host-instance is retiring soon. (gulp) Which is why Lucky's on the lookout for any other instance & solution in which we might carry on...
1y 16d ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from i.imgur.com[META] The lemm.ee instance that this community is hosted on will go down at the end of June 2025
1y 18d ago by lemmy.today/u/tal in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee
Taking a world of risks, from the webcomic Vattu. (7 page sequence)
1y 21d ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
Ah, the many ups and downs of a con-man's career (Six sequential strips from Lucky Luke's Ghost Town / La Ville fantôme, 1965)
1y 23d ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
"You're a proud man, Chanticleer, but let's not push it, eh!?" (one final caricature from Étienne Jung)
1y 27d ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
Guinevere (1910, by French-American William De Leftwich Dodge) [NSFW]
1y 27d ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
Would you do it for TWO Scooby snacks? (4 gags from Étienne Jung, w/ translations)
1y 1d ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
"She said what..?" (It's Vittorio Giardino, enjoying the lovely outdoors) (4 pieces)
1y 5d ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
Team spirit... a study in contrasts? (from Mermaid Project: Mutations) (3 plates)
1y 1mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
Requested Collected Toppi Vol. 1 and the Inter-Loan Library Gave Me Vol. 1-3!
1y 1mon ago by lemmy.ml/u/wolfinthewoods in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemmy.ml
Tournesol's moon rocket on the launchpad (3 total, with artist's site)
1y 1mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
I got legs! (9 caricatures by Étienne Jung)
1y 1mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
One of Rich Corben's cheerful, sinister, gonzo characters from Murky World (more pics & info in post)
1y 1mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
It's all done by perspective, so says "Jo." (1 of 2)
1y 1mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
Some fine, taunting words... staring death in the eye. From the classic Les Clous rouges / Red Nails, by R.E. Howard (4 samples)
1y 1mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
Please don't look up, Ernesto. It's only going to get worse from here... (some panels from In the Cormorants' Wake)
1y 1mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
Map notes and info from T2 of Cape Horn, describing what happened in the previous tome.
1y 1mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
"Against the wind, hard!" (from Cape Horn's first tome, The Eastern Bay) by writer Perrissin & artist Riboldi.
1y 1mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
Gemma Bovery was a deeply-unhappy Englishwoman living in modern, semi-rural France, but she taught me some things. Let's see if I can kinda-sorta explain:
1y 1mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
Portraits of Joan d'Arc on campaign (4 pieces)
1y 1mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
Some panels from Scarlet Blades, by Saverio Tenuta
1y 1mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
MINI-QUIZ: 1) who are these SIX characters?, 2) what BD tome is being attributed here?, and 3) what is the comics festival this poster was produced for?
1y 1mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
Some thoughts on the retro-futuristic Rocco Vargas stories, by Daniel Torres (5 samples)
1y 1mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
Joseph Ducreux (1735-1802) was both sober professional and hilarious goofball, one of my favorite combinations.
1y 1mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
MAILBOX: "I've finished all the classic Tintin books, but I'm still craving more. What NOW, captain..?" (with notes & clarifications from a dedicated Tintin scholar)
1y 1mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
A panel from YE, by Guilherme Petreca (high-res version & notes in post)
1y 1mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
Such a unique warplane-- it's seemingly a Grumman "Duck," in service for many years, but here, just about late-WWII, as depicted by Romain Hugault.
1y 2mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
Philippe Druillet, c'est à vous?
1y 2mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
William Adams, Samurai -- real-life historical, Kentian (i.e. from Kent, UK) sailor who became, against all odds, hatimoto to the Shōgun of Japan. (6 samples & some personal blatherings)
1y 2mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
Asterix in <Portugal> is coming out October, '25
1y 2mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
Some notes for April:
1y 2mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
In which we will taste snowflakes! (panel from Marsupilami - La Bête)
1y 2mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
Le Troisieme Testament is one of the most entertaining things I've read in ages. (five half-pages shared) (and 4.2/5 stars from me)
1y 2mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
An intro to Britain's long, wonderful FreakAngels series. (7 samples) (NSFW at times)
1y 2mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from lemm.ee
Concept Art for James Cameron’s The Abyss by Mœbius - 3/3
1y 2mon ago by lemm.ee/u/Heterocephalus in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from i.imgur.com
Pork ramen, anyone? (a small introduction to wimmelbilders) [somewhat NSFW]
1y 2mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from i.imgur.com
Concept Art for James Cameron’s The Abyss by Mœbius - 2/3
1y 2mon ago by lemm.ee/u/Heterocephalus in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from i.imgur.com
Concept Art for James Cameron’s The Abyss by Mœbius - 1/3
1y 3mon ago by lemm.ee/u/Heterocephalus in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from i.imgur.com
Quebec at Angoulême 2025 - Excellent Article About Québécois Comics at the French Comic Festival
1y 3mon ago by lemmy.ml/u/wolfinthewoods in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from www.tcj.com
Interview with Olivier Schrauwen on Making his Brilliant Comic "Sunday"
1y 3mon ago by lemmy.ml/u/wolfinthewoods in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from www.tcj.comVideo of Ana Miralles Creating the Gorgeous Art for her Series Djinn Written by Jean Defaux
1y 3mon ago by lemmy.ml/u/wolfinthewoods in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee from www.youtube.comIt's going to be up to YOU, dear readers, to take care of this sub for the next couple weeks.
1y 3mon ago by lemm.ee/u/JohnnyEnzyme in eurographicnovels@lemm.ee