Brecht Evens

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<div>The 9th strip wall in Antwerp designed by Brecht Evens, a famous illustrator&nbsp; symbolizes the soul of the city, the dynamics and the diversity. With its ​​210 square meters is the largest strip wall so far. For his Antwerp strip wall Evens opted for a set of festive scenes in which to find&nbsp; plenty of historical and fictional characters. Include Pegasus, the Minotaur, Salvador Dalí and Shiva are reviewed. Passers by will always discover something new.<br><br>(2012)<br><br>Buidling was demolished in december 2021<br><br></div>

Colorful Parade

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<div>In the Kloosterstraat you'll find the 10th comic wall in Antwerp.<br>This wall is based on Nero created by Marc Sleen, we see 'Petoetje and Petatje'&nbsp; walking towards the harbor in true comic style. While Nero awaits them on a towing boat.<br><br>(2014)</div>

Nero

<div>As a tribute to the 2009 deceased artist Jef Nys could 8th strip wall in Antwerp nothing more than one of Jommeke.&nbsp;<br>A perfect place for the joyful Jommeke and his friends on a square where many children play.&nbsp;<br>The square was also applicable renamed "Children are the boss'- Square in 2011.<br><br>Comic wall for "Muurvast" (2011)</div>

Kinderen baas.

<div>Part of the many comic walls present in&nbsp; Antwerp, this wall shows Spike &amp; Suzy (Suske &amp; Wiske) on the back of the ghost Sus Antigone. It's the classic cover of an issue where Spike &amp; Suzy meet eachother for the first time in medieval Antwerp.&nbsp;<br>Everybody in Belgium knows the adventures of this young duo and must have read a dozen of their albums.&nbsp;<br>When you're in front of the mural the Cathedral of our Lady makes a beautiful appearance.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;( may 2007))</div>

Suske & Wiske.

Phillip Paquet

Jazzy South

Hendrik Conscience

<div><br>In 2008, the "Willem Elsschot" society asked to imortalise one of the most famous characters of Willem Elsschot (thanx @ Jos&nbsp; Bauer for pointing that out ;-)) on a mural.<br>Based on the cover of the graphic novel Dick Matena you can see "Laarmans"&nbsp; Willem Elsschot's alter ego&nbsp; cross the "Grote Markt" of Antwerp with a bag full of cheese balls.<br>In the background you can clearly see the town hall and Brabo.<br><br>(2008)</div>

Kaas

<div><br>This mural designed by the famous Jan Van Der Veken shows the relationships between nature and the city.<br>In its famous Atom style the cartoon characters&nbsp; have bought plants and flowers and the drawing evolves into a woman in the earthly paradise. Their flowing hair refer to the drafty passage under the tower.<br><br><br></div>

Passage

<div>&nbsp;Cordelia, famous cartoon character by Ilah, is pictured in different study poses on the wall of the rerstaurant of this faculty of the university of Antwerp.<br>Painting a mural in this street was a daring move with all the classic houses.<br><br>(2007)</div>

Cordelia.

<div>Almost every Belgian comicbook hero has a wall, except Piet Pienter and Bert Bibber, that changed in 2016.<br>5 years ago when his characters turned 60, Pom the author, refused to be part of a comic wall. His words: 'when I want attention, i'll go to the theater'.&nbsp;<br><br>(September 2016)</div>

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