It's always an emotional moment when a new piece from the Blake and Mortimer universe joins the collection.
Today, we discover together the LPL 03C enamel plaque, inspired by The Mystery of Atlantis, a masterpiece by Edgar P. Jacobs.
A creation true to Jacobs' spirit
The visual, in color, faithfully reproduces the iconic album cover.
It showcases all of Edgar P. Jacobs' graphic style — precision of line, luminous palette, and that sense of mystery that characterizes the great adventures of Blake and Mortimer.
This edition is the result of a collaboration between CAC éditions and Tony Dhaussy (Zédibulle Éditions). Together, they continue the work of promoting the great classics of Franco-Belgian comics in an artistic and durable form: the decorative enamel plaque.
Edition details
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Title: The Mystery of Atlantis
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Author: Edgar P. Jacobs
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Reference: LPL 03C
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Format: Color enamel plaque
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Official Release: November 10, 2025
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Partnership: CAC éditions × Zédibulle Éditions
Each plaque is created with a collector's spirit in mind: meticulous finishes, clean lines, and vibrant colors that pay homage to Jacobs' art.
About the creators
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Edgar P. Jacobs (1904–1987), a major figure in Franco-Belgian comics, is the creator of the Blake and Mortimer series. See his biography.
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The Blake and Mortimer series, published by Dargaud, spans generations with its rich plots and precise graphic universe. Discover the series.
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Zédibulle Éditions, led by Tony Dhaussy, is renowned for its original creations related to comics and graphic heritage.
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CAC éditions, publisher and chronicler of comic book heritage and its derivative products, continues its mission of documenting and disseminating collector's items.
A tribute to art comics
This LPL 03C enamel plaque is more than just a decorative object: it's a true collector's item.
It captures the essence of Jacobs' universe and continues the collaborations between artists, publishers, and enthusiasts who keep the link between comics and applied arts alive.
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