The current issue of the French magazine Blandice has a Dean Yeagle cover,
unfortunately, due to a series of mistakes, Dean was neither credited nor paid for the art.
Tom Heintjes noticed it while traveling abroad and informed Dean.
Dean, taking it in stride, wrote on Facebook:
Then Bleeding Cool picked it up:
Blandice there, a comic book that declares itself as comics without tops or bottoms…
or, it seems, a robust copyright clearance system.
Tom Heintjes, on Twitter, summarizes as the editor of Blandice has resigned:
Tom, editor of the Hogan’s Alley magazine, felt empathy for the Blandice editor.
A Google translation of Katia Even Autrice’s resignation:
The editor also explained on the Blandice Facebook page (also a Google translation):
To be clear: Dean took it in good humor and was not calling for any heads to roll.
For any who may be unaware of the art of Dean Yeagle …
boy, are you in for a treat! (not recommended for minors or work)
above: for Ray Bradbury