Visit of the Guibert exhibition, live awards … Behind the scenes of the 48th Angoulême Festival
WE WERE THERE – The event dedicated to comics is one of the few that has not been canceled. Report in the heart of the … Read more
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Masterful Golden Fawn for The Hunting Accident
The 48e edition of the comic book festival unveiled its winners, live on France Inter. A slightly demanding vintage, which does not quite reflect the … Read more
When Jean Graton told Michel Vaillant, “superstar of the wheel”
SOUVENIRS – Few years ago Le Figaro had visited in his Brussels workshop one of the last giants of the golden age of Franco-Belgian comics, … Read more
Sapiens or how man became the master of the world
LA CASE BD – David Vandermeulen and Daniel Casanave have adapted Yuval Noah Harari’s essay on the history of humanity into comics, which has sold … Read more
Coda, a tormented love story draped in fantasy
LA CASE BD – The designer Matías Bergara has built ex nihilo the abundant visual identity of this comics selected in Angoulême. It analyzes for … Read more
We read Pif Le Mag and it really looks like a gadget!
CRITIQUE – The fourth return of the youth magazine released this Wednesday, December 16 does not bring new blood to the mythical newspaper of the … Read more
The return of Pif Gadget, another stroke of nostalgia, comrade!
Under the leadership of the former sarkozyste Frédéric Lefebvre, the fourth formula of the youth magazine, renamed Pif le Mag, appears Wednesday December 16. There … Read more
Who is Nick Rodwell, the man who confined Tintin?
INVESTIGATION – In thirty years, the Briton who manages the heritage of Hergé has made the hero with the powder puff the “rolls-royce” of the … Read more
The visionary spirit of “Urbicande fever”
Republished in color thirty-five years after its publication, the comic strip by Schuiten and Peeters resonates with today. Urbicande Fever. Casterman How can the prize … Read more
One hundred thousand years, a comic strip to denounce the nuclear waste “scandal” in Bure
What to do with our nuclear waste, when the atom represents nearly 75% of the French electricity mix? If this share should drop to 50% … Read more