Mézières

British  

/ mezjɛr /

noun

1. a town in NE France, on the River Meuse opposite Charleville See Charleville-Mézières

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Example Sentences

His love of sci-fi began with a gift from his Aunt Huguette when he was 7: three cardboard boxes stuffed with French sci-fi comics, “Métal Hurlant,” “Pilote” and others, distant worlds brought into existence by Moebius, Enki Bilal and Jean-Claude Mézières, Philippe Druillet.

From New York Times

When a studio begins the game development process by researching the Silk Road and Berber history, and looking into Mœbius and Jean-Claude Mezières for sci-fi inspiration, that’s a good sign.

From Seattle Times

Valérian et Laureline was created by writer Pierre Christin and artist Jean-Claude Mézières.

From The Verge

Christin says he and Mézières steered toward science fiction because there weren’t many such comics in France, and the genre was extremely popular overseas.

From The Verge

Besson borrows storylines from the comics to borrow scenes and features for other elements of his film, creating less of a direct adaptation of the source material, while focusing on bringing Christin and Mézières’ work to life.

From The Verge