You appear to have set it up as a trilogy originally.
Andreas: Yes, it was a trilogy. But if it's up to
me Cyrrus is independent. In Mil I
revert to a character that I use in a different way.
I didn't finish the trilogy for the simple reason that I
left Humanoïdes Associés. The third story was another
complex construction: everytime Cyrrus disappeared
in the first album, he would appear in the third. I wanted
to make it with draftsmen like Antonio Cossu,
Philippe Foerster and Philippe Berthet.
Won't you make that third album? Even when
Cyrrus-Mil is now hosted by a new publisher, Delcourt?
Andreas: No, its too long ago. I wanted to make it
with my friends, but I never approached them for it;
they are far too busy now themselves. And I don't really
remember what ideas I had for that book...
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