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Comic book author Matthieu Bonhomme, March 23, 2021 in Paris / AFP – – – – A Lucky Luke at the source of the western, caught in the hostile and violent environment of the desert plains of the West: this is the bias of the other designer of the series, Matthieu Bonhomme. “Wanted Lucky Luke” … Read more
Since November, the fifteen students of CE2, CM1 and CM2, have been working on the creation of comics. For the first time, they are participating in the Angoulême national comic book competition. “We will send five collective and three individual comics. The themes are free. The children drew on the adventures of schoolchildren and college … Read more
Landis Blair is one of the authors of the year. The readers were not mistaken: double winner of the BDGest’Arts in the categories Best comics and Best debut album with “The hunting accident”, he also received the prestigious Fauve d’or from the Angoulême Festival. It is with great pleasure that we present to you the … Read more
– Despite the pandemic, it was on Friday January 29 that the awards ceremony for the Angoulême International Comics Festival took place. The winners are: René Goscinny Prize: Loo Hui Phang for Black out Prix Konishi (traduction): Miyako Slocombe Prix de la BD alternative: Kutikuti, The Thick book of Kuti Fauve d’Angoulême, the Youth Prize … Read more
WE WERE THERE – The event dedicated to comics is one of the few that has not been canceled. Report in the heart of the Angoumois city which tries to put some dream bubbles in its daily covid. This year, the 48th edition of the Angoulême Comic Strip Festival took place in resilience mode, and … Read more
– N ew York as you’ve never seen it before! Far from a tourist guide, Julia Wertz tells us an illustrated history of the blocks, the buildings and the bowels of this city which never sleeps. In this original and well-documented comic strip, she shows the city’s architecture and its evolution – historic shops, changes … Read more
– L sergeant Azami Tanaka forms a funny family with Pavel, the tattoo artist who adopted her. An American of Japanese origin, bodybuilder and a Russian survivor of the Kolyma camps. So, when the past of the elder resurfaces in the present of the policewoman, it is not surprising that everything gets out of hand. … Read more