GRAPHIC NOVELS
Storytelling
Paperback, Hardcover & Ebook
VAN BEVERS SQUARE
Murder Among Friends.
Ruben, an out of work 18-year-old, and Crazy Ivan, a 22-year-old worker, are friends. They would do absolutely anything for each other. But during a hot summer night, in a whirl of drugs, alcohol and girls it all goes wrong...
Based on real events, we follow the lives of these two men and of all the other members of the Van Bevers Square gang in the city of Ghent, Belgium.
Guido Vrolix (Art).
Arne Sierens (Story & Text).
THE NIGHTS
It's early August, hot, close to midnight. Pierre tries to remember the way to Dino's apartment. The door is open ...
Though they come from completely different environments and never really became friends, Dino and Pierre develop a strange sort of solidarity. Their lives are reflected in each other. Each, in his own way, tries to find answers in a world full of slumlords, undocumented workers, crooked labor contractors, and human traffickers. A world populated by introverted youths suffering from Asperger's syndrome or hikikomori.
Story and Art by Guido Vrolix.
Based on the play "Altijd Prijs" by Arne Sierens.
FOR MARY
Four vignettes about strong women, separated only by time, space and circumstances.
Mary Ormond, North Carolina, 1718.
Mary Kelly, London, 1888.
Mary Bump, Michigan, 1908.
Mary Scarpa, New York, 2008.
Story and Art by Guido Vrolix.
A series of 4 + Omnibus.
THE TRIAL
"Never thought you could get so tired of suicide. That you couldn't die from suicide."
"I'm… Well, what am I? Immortal?"
"Just imagine!"
Story and Art by Guido Vrolix.
After the short story "City", 1988.
Drawn with ink on paper in 1995.
KING NOIR
"It was a little strange, just being dropped in someone's apartment like that."
"Somehow the middle of the city felt very lonely, very strange."
"Must just be me, I thought."
Story and Art by Guido Vrolix.
After the short story "The Closet", 1988.
Drawn with ink on paper in 1995.
HELL STATION
A short guide through Hell.
A graphic guide through the 14th-century epic poem Inferno by Dante, placed in a modern setting, the underground.
It is an allegory telling of the journey of Dante through Hell, guided by the Roman poet Virgil.
Hell Station follows all the internal codes and references of the original story, every Canto is made up out of three drawings, three being the number were the inner structure of the Inferno is based upon.
Story and Art by Guido Vrolix.
After "The Divine Comedy" by Dante Alighieri, 1300.
THE ALLEY
Every city has a dark side, with secluded byways and nooks and crannies where the light of day never shines.
The Alley is a dark meditation on the seedy side of life, told in a series of monochrome pictures paired with poetry.
This imagery is the unmistakable work of artist Guido Vrolix, showcasing dark silhouettes that even in their grimness are lined with an uncanny luminescence.
You are invited to take a stroll into the looming shadows of The Alley ...
A poem by Guido Vrolix.
Illustrated by Guido Vrolix.
JULIUS THE RAT
The (mis)adventures of Julius The Rat.
Funny watercolors without any naratif or text created to tell made-up stories.
Let your inner storytelling talents run free ...!
A picture book by Guido Vrolix.