See also: to follow

(TO BE FOLLOWED) is a Magazine Mensuel of Cartoon French disappeared, published by the editions Casterman, whose first number is appeared in February 1978 and whose ultimate number (239) is appeared in December 1997. The original model of (TO BE FOLLOWED) is of Etienne Robial.

Its editor association, Jean-Paul Mougin, wanted to use this support to give his noble letters to the cartoon, in particular by affirming that the bands published were not traditional “series” but of the chapters of novels - one did not speak yet about “Roman graph” but it is of that it acted.

The review thus privileged “the drawn novel” of quality and flushed out many talents in their leaving a total freedom work (black and white, painting, crayonné…) with like only constraint not exceeding 10 pages per number. Certain authors have chapter their stories in several episodes, others took the form of independent news. The majority of works were then gathered in traditional hard-bound album or flexible album (collection Romans (has to follow) ) with the édtions Casterman.

The magazine tried starting from the the Nineties (number 133) to conquer a new public following the fall of the sales, by incorporating a detachable supplement in the format Comic S but without success and stopped quickly (number 170). Supplements returned but exceptionally. These supplements have however their importance because the first was collaboration Moebius and Stan Lee on the Surfer of Money , there was also the publication of the Manga Gon of Masashi Tanaka.

Inter alia outstanding works published in (TO BE FOLLOWED) , let us quote:

• Here Even , by Tardi and Forest
• Ada in the Jungle , by Altan
• Transperceneige , by Jean-Marc Rochette and Jacques Lob
• Corto Maltese , by Hugo Pratt
• Tendre Violet by Served
• Alack Sinner , By Jose Muñoz and Carlos Sampayo
• the Companions of the twilight of François Bourgeon
• Adèle Blanc-Sec by Jacques Tardi
• the obscure cities by Peeters and Schuiten
• work of authors such as Comès, Benoit Sokal, Ted Benoit, Johan de Moor, Francis Masses, François Boucq…

Complete listing of the artists (draftsmen and scenario writers) having collaborated in (to be followed)

Collaborations are indicated like this: Sour Author-scenario writer

• Ab', Adam, A.D.G., Alph, Altan, Alteau, Andreas, Anguera, Arno, Claude Auclair, Aumigny, Oats

• Paolo Bacilieri, Baltus, Anne Baraou, Bores, Barbier, Baru, Edmond Baudoin, Bazooka, Béja, Ted Benoît, Berbérian, Philippe Bertrand, Georges Bess, Bessas, Beuriot, Frederic Bézian, Biard, Bigiani, Enki Bilal, Balk-Dubos, Christian Binet, Michel White-Dumont, Blanchard, Blutch, Frederic Boilet - Benoît Peeters, Bollée, Borile, Borotto, François Boucq, Boudjellal, Boullet, François Bourgeon, Brémondy, Claire Bretécher, Broquet, Bugel, Guido Buzzelli

• max Huts, Cadelo, Caillon, Carali, Marc Caro, Caza, Daniel Ceppi, Florence Cestac, Jean-Michel Charlier, Jerome Charyn, Limekiln, Chauvel, Chauzy, Cheraqui, Cherrier, Chomet, Clayes, Clement-Zentner, Clavel, Nicole Claveloux, Isabelle Cockerel, Commenge, Comès, Didier Conrad - Commenge, Constant, Corcal, Corentin, Cornet, Cossery, Patrick Cothias, Al Coutelis, Guido Crepax, Cromwell, Cosey

• Dalby, Dall' agnol-Mescola, Geoff Darrow, David B., De Busscher, Nicolas de Crécy, Of Fuente, Philippe Delan, Delangle, Deleurence, Deliège, Shreds, Bob de Moor, Johan de Moor, Jean-Claude Denis, Derib, Stephen Desberg, Deschamps, De Smet, Chantal De Spiegeleer, Desportes, Patrick Deubelbeiss, Gerard Dewamme, Didgé, Di Rosa, Dionnet, Don Jacques, Dorey, Philippe Druillet, Philippe Drumel, Pierre Dubois, Dubos, Dumontheuil, Dupuy, Durand, Duveaux, Duvivier

• Elisabeth D., Edith, Elliot (Phil)

• F' murr, Fabrice, Fages-Chauvel, Farnetti, Faton, Fellini, Ferrandez, Ferrané, Fischer, Jean-Claude Forest, Frankly Governed, Frank (Reichert), Frank, Franz, Fred

• Gabrion, Scrubland, Gauckler-Houssin, Gefe-Charyn, Geluck, Georget, Ghigliano, Vittorio Giardino, Gibrat, Giraud, Goffin, Golo, Gonord (Didier and Gilles), Goose, Goossens, Gorey, Gorski, Got, Gôtting, Barn, Gratien, Guerin, Guillou, Guitton

• Hamon, Laurence Merganser, Hery-Blanchard, Houssin, Hugot, Miles Hyman

• Imagex

• Jacques Martin, Jager-Stevenhagen, Jano, Alejandro Jodorowsky, Andre Juillard, Joos

• Kafka, Kamagurka, Keleck, Kempeners, Kent, Koller (Bader K.), Korkos

• Claude Lacroix, Lacroix (Jean-clear), Chris Lamquet, Lantieri, Larue, Lauzier, Léandri, Lefred-Thouron, Legrand, Lemand, Lété, Serge To tighten, Tanino Liberatore, Livache, Jacques Lob, Loustal, Lucques, Ludia, Luna

• Léo Malet, Milo Manara, Nikita Mandryka, Merchant, Marc-To disavow, Frank Margerin, Martinez, Martiny, Maruo, Francis Masses, Mathieu, Mathis, Matinet, Lorenzo Mattotti, Matz, max, Mercedes, Mescola, Jean-Claude Mézières, Micheluzzi, Migeat, Moebius, Chantal Montellier, Jose Muñoz, Muzo

• Nataël, Navarro, Negrini, Nicollet, Nidasio, Pierre Nedjar

• O' Groj, Ongaro

• Paringaux, Pellejero, Small-Roulet, Philomène, Philsch, Peak, Pinel, Placid, Pontarolo, Popular, Pourquié, Chick, Prado, Hugo Pratt, Prudon, Ptiluc, Puchol, Pym

• Raff, Raives, Ravalec, Rébéna, Riboldi-Negrini, Philippe Richelle, Riondet, François Rivière, Jean-Marc Rochette, Rocco-Ferrané, Rodolphe, Roland, Grzegorz Rosinski, Christian Rossi, Rouxel, Rubino, Ruiz

• Holy blanca, Sergio Salma, Savard, Sharakusai, Sénac, Scheurer-Borile, Schlingo, Schojnow, schreder, François Schuiten, Will be, Jean-Claude Servais, Sevrin-Shreds, Gilbert Shelton, Signac, Sirius, Benoît Sokal, Solano Lopez, Jean Solé, Soro-Philomène, Stevenhagen, Joost Swarte

• Takayama, Jacques Tardi, Taymans, Jean Teulé, Theureau, Theys, Tito, Tomatis, Topor, Daniel Torres, Trip, Tronchet

• Valente-Borotto, Vandam, Jean Van Hamme, Alex Varenne, Varlez, Vepy, Véran, Martin Veyron, Vial, Vianello, Sylvain Victor, Laurent Viscount, Vink, Violeff, Vittorio, Vrancken, Philippe Vuillemin

• François Walthéry, Eric Warnauts, Marc Wasterlain, Claire Wendling, Nicolas Wintz, Philippe Wurm

• Jorge Zentner, Zou