Réal Godbout

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Réal Godbout
Réal Godbout in 2012
Born
Réal Godbout

Occupation(s)Writer and illustrator
Years active1970–present

Réal Godbout is a Quebec writer and comic book illustrator, best known for his Michel Risque and Red Ketchup series which he co-created with his long-time friend Pierre Fournier.

Biography

In the 70's, Godbout published his comic strips in periodicals such as BD and L’Illustré, and in the daily Le Jour. He joined the magazine

Kafka’s novel Amerika. In 2015, collaborating with his daughter Adèle, Godbout wrote and illustrated a fable, Avant l’Apocalypse, and in 2023, he launched Heureux qui comme Ugo, a graphic novel that he co-created with his son Robin. Godbout was a teacher of comic art at the University of Québec in Outaouais.[1]

Réal Godbout is currently working on the 10th album of Red Ketchup, as well as on the animated series based on the crazed FBI agent, along with director Martin Villeneuve.[2][3][4][5]

Awards

Both Réal Godbout and Pierre Fournier have received the Joe Shuster Award with their induction, individually, into the Canadian Comic Book Creators Hall of Fame. In 2016, they were formally listed among the “100 Indispensable Québec Authors” by the Maison de la Littérature in Québec City.[6]

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