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Régis Moulun “Gunthar Warrior of the Lost World” pencil sketch and oil painting (2018) Source, source

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Jean-Claude Gal "Les Armées du Conquérant" Original art (1977) Source

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Moebius and Geoff Darrow “City of Fire: The Street” Limited Edition Lithograph (1985) Source

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Tony DeZuniga Conan

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Moebius (Jean Giraud) “Nouvelle Planète” Original Illustration (1977) Source

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Moebius (Jean Giraud) “Daredevil” (1991)

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Geof Darrow “Shaolin cowboy et les 7 crapauds” DMFAO Tree (Shaolin cowboy) Original Cover (circa 2015) Source

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Moebius, Approche sur Centauri.

The first story in the first issue of Métal Hurlant, January 1975.

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Moebius (Jean Giraud) “L'arme de nulle part” (The weapon out of nowhere) Original Illustration (1971) Source

“Dessiné au verso d'un bleu de coloriage de la planche 45 de l'album de Blueberry Le cheval de fer. (Drawn on the back of a blue coloring page 45 of Blueberry's album The Iron Horse)”

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Moebius (Jean Giraud) “Le Garage Hermetique” (Airtight garage) #2 title page (1992) Source

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Moebius “Les maîtres du temps” Comic Strip (1982) Source

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Moebius (Jean Giraud) Desert Valley (undated) Source

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Butch Guice and Mike Perkins Ruse #1 and #10 Simon Archard and Emma Bishop (2001-2002)

Colors by Laura Martin

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2023's Batman: The Adventures Continue Season Three Vol.1 #2 variant cover by cover artist Daniel Warren Johnson.

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Steve Ditko “I Wore…The Mask of Drothor!” Tales To Astonish #11 Title Splash (1960) Source

Colors by Stan Goldberg

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Rob Liefeld and Todd McFarlane (after Ditko) New Mutants #86 Rusty Collins v The Vulture (1990)

Colorist uncredited

Based on the first page splash by Steve Ditko from Amazing Spider-Man (Marvel, 1963 series) #2 (from 1963)

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Voyage d’Hermès, subtitled “Les Mondes Élémentaires: Un Voyage Imaginé et Dessiné par Moebius” or “The Elemental Worlds: An Imagined and Drawn Journey by Moebius“ (2010) Source

“Moebius crafted the entire set digitally on a Wacom Cintiq, a technology he adopted only a couple of years prior, after a lifetime of pen and paper. Elderly and ailing, Moebius was still experimenting with his craft, and with Voyage d’Hermès reaching new heights.”