This one seems to echo November’s local weather. The character is Freddy Lombard, sort of a perpetually-scowling, vagabond version of Tintin. I believe the panel is from La comète de Carthage (1986), arguably the best of the five “Freddy” albums.
Yves Chaland was highly prolific, and there’s much to say about his work, and many more samples to share. Unfortunately, like the late Hubert Boulard, he was one of BD’s geniuses who suffered a tragic, early death, dying in a car accident at only 33yo.
For now, here’s his Lambiek entry.
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