Archive pour la catégorie ‘Autour de la BD’
book review on Rutu Modan’s « Jamilti » / Note de lecture sur « Jamilti » de Rutu Modan
13 janvier 2011
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New book review on Rutu Modan’s « Jamilti ».
Nouvelle note de lecture sur « Jamilti » de Rutu Modan
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L’album photo de Boulet / Boulet’s photo album
11 janvier 2011
Tiens, Boulet collectionne des photos de ses lecteurs avec son album.
Boulet is collecting pics of readers holding one of his albums.
Book review: « Tonoharu, Vol.2» by Lars Martinson
15 décembre 2010
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And here comes « Tonoharu », the return!
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The second volume of Martinson’s look at an American English teacher adjusting to life in rural Japan, inspired by the author’s own stay in Japan as a teenager. As the months go by, Dan Wells settles into his life as an assistant junior high school teacher in the rural Japanese village of Tonoharu. According to Lars Martinson: »The first book focuses on the sense of loneliness and isolation that occurs after the “honeymoon period” of cultural acclimation ends. The second book deals with the relationships that develop, both with members of the native population and with other expats. » (Justin Tedaldi: « Interview with ‘Tonoharu’ cartoonist Lars Martinson »).
Read the rest here: « Tonoharu, Vol. 2«
Book Review: « Grandville » by Bryan Talbot
8 décembre 2010
And here it is!: brand new book review on Bryan Talbot’s Comic « Grandville »!
If I had to put Bryan Talbot’s « Grandville » in a nutshell, I would describe it, as suggested by the publisher on the cover, as a comic inspired by a very English tradition: the detective novel. I’d say, Grandville is halfway between Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who never hesitated to put Sherlock Holmes in the most dramatic and violent situations and Agatha Christie who loved to show how the quiet countryside was often hiding the most vicious crimes. So the album opens on a picturesque scene in the English countryside, suggesting at once that all is not well in paradise… Read more here.
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