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Episode 8 Talkback: Catching Up on Our Reading
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Sebastien Choqueriaux 
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Posted 05 November 2009 - 06:13 PM
L'héritage du colonel is a book written by Carlos Trillo and art by Lucas Varela 2 argentinian artists.
a preview is available here
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Gipsy is a serie (finished / 6 bd) by Enrico Marini (Swiss artist) and Thierry Smolderen (french author), infos here and here
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Billy Brouillard is a bd written and drawn by Guillaume Bianco a french author
a preview is available here
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Pandora box is a serie written by Alcante (Didier Swysen, bielgian) and drawn by various artists ...
the official site is here and the cinebook link
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Le complexe du chimpanzé ( 3 volumes) written by Richard Marazano and art by Jean-Michel Ponzio
a preview is available here and cinebook link
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Les naufragés d'Ythaq written by Christophe Arleston and art by Adrien Floch
a preview here and marvel link
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L'Académie des chasseurs de primes, a link to the website
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Le Tueur written by Matz (Alexis Noland, french) and art by Luc Jacamon (french)
a preview of 7th book here and archaia site
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Les aventures extraordinaires de Nelson Lobster written by Eric Corbeyran (french) and art by Florent Calvez (french)
a small link here and here
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universal war one written and drawn by Denis Bajram (french)
the official site here and marvel link
a preview is available here
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Gipsy is a serie (finished / 6 bd) by Enrico Marini (Swiss artist) and Thierry Smolderen (french author), infos here and here
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Billy Brouillard is a bd written and drawn by Guillaume Bianco a french author
a preview is available here
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Pandora box is a serie written by Alcante (Didier Swysen, bielgian) and drawn by various artists ...
the official site is here and the cinebook link
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Le complexe du chimpanzé ( 3 volumes) written by Richard Marazano and art by Jean-Michel Ponzio
a preview is available here and cinebook link
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Les naufragés d'Ythaq written by Christophe Arleston and art by Adrien Floch
a preview here and marvel link
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L'Académie des chasseurs de primes, a link to the website
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Le Tueur written by Matz (Alexis Noland, french) and art by Luc Jacamon (french)
a preview of 7th book here and archaia site
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Les aventures extraordinaires de Nelson Lobster written by Eric Corbeyran (french) and art by Florent Calvez (french)
a small link here and here
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universal war one written and drawn by Denis Bajram (french)
the official site here and marvel link
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Sebastien Choqueriaux
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Posted 05 November 2009 - 06:31 PM
i've read these completes seres - Gipsy, Le complexe du chimpanzé, Le tueur, Universal War One, and black sad
(3 books available, the 4th one is on the way) i've begun Pandora box (have to buy the 2 last ones) and i'm planning
to take a look to Les Naufragés d'Ythaq. there are so much to read (old ones and new ones) ...
(3 books available, the 4th one is on the way) i've begun Pandora box (have to buy the 2 last ones) and i'm planning
to take a look to Les Naufragés d'Ythaq. there are so much to read (old ones and new ones) ...
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Posted 08 November 2009 - 12:08 PM
This is my first "bede" episode. I'm part way through but really enjoying it. I like that it's a recommendation spin-off (thus Exploring Bede, I assume). I'm always looking for new books to check out, particularly ones outside of the American mainstream. This is great for me.
I recognized Carlos Trillo's name from some of his work with Eduardo Risso. I've read some of Chicanos by these two, which is a comedy of errors about a short, ugly, female private eye which has some funny moments and beautiful b/w Risso art. More than Chicanos, I've thoroughly enjoyed their Borderline, translated and published by Dynamite. A dystopian future epic with some crazy characters and situations. If you like Mad Max or Oni's Wasteland, this is a book for you.
Also wanted to verify that, yes, one of the Turltes guy's - Kevin Eastman (Maine represent!) - does own and publish that book now.
I recognized Carlos Trillo's name from some of his work with Eduardo Risso. I've read some of Chicanos by these two, which is a comedy of errors about a short, ugly, female private eye which has some funny moments and beautiful b/w Risso art. More than Chicanos, I've thoroughly enjoyed their Borderline, translated and published by Dynamite. A dystopian future epic with some crazy characters and situations. If you like Mad Max or Oni's Wasteland, this is a book for you.
Also wanted to verify that, yes, one of the Turltes guy's - Kevin Eastman (Maine represent!) - does own and publish that book now.
This post has been edited by Chris Beckett: 08 November 2009 - 12:27 PM
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Posted 09 November 2009 - 10:43 PM
HA!
I sent you a Voice Mail asking you to talk about Blacksad. I decided to order it on my own but now I am even more excieted.
I really, really want Lobster Nelson but I did not catch if it is translated or all in French.
I sent you a Voice Mail asking you to talk about Blacksad. I decided to order it on my own but now I am even more excieted.
I really, really want Lobster Nelson but I did not catch if it is translated or all in French.
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Posted 10 November 2009 - 03:50 PM
Chris is correct. Carlos Trillo have done a lot of comics with Eduardo Risso, another Argentinean artist. Another work from them, easy to find, that I recommend is "Tales of Terror", (winner of 2008 Harvey Award for Best American Edition of Foreign Material and published by Dynamite entertainment).
For me it's been a pleasure to work with him. He is a great writer and a good friend of mine. We have two books published in France and we are working in a new one.
I'm Lucas Varela, the artist of "L'héritage du colonel".
For me it's been a pleasure to work with him. He is a great writer and a good friend of mine. We have two books published in France and we are working in a new one.
I'm Lucas Varela, the artist of "L'héritage du colonel".
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Posted 10 November 2009 - 03:57 PM
QUOTE (Lucas Varela @ Nov 10 2009, 10:50 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Chris is correct. Carlos Trillo have done a lot of comics with Eduardo Risso, another Argentinean artist. Another work from them, easy to find, that I recommend is "Tales of Terror", (winner of 2008 Harvey Award for Best American Edition of Foreign Material and published by Dynamite entertainment).
For me it's been a pleasure to work with him. He is a great writer and a good friend of mine. We have two books published in France and we are working in a new one.
I'm Lucas Varela, the artist of "L'héritage du colonel".
For me it's been a pleasure to work with him. He is a great writer and a good friend of mine. We have two books published in France and we are working in a new one.
I'm Lucas Varela, the artist of "L'héritage du colonel".
Welcome to the forums! We're very happy to have you here. Congrats on being one of the pics of Angouleme in 2009.
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Sebastien Choqueriaux
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Posted 26 November 2009 - 06:34 PM
a new catalogue preview is available on cinebook site ...
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Posted 04 December 2009 - 08:48 PM
And I want to be perfectly clear that L'Héritage du Colonel was super well done, and I hope my jaw-dropped good-GOD-WTF reaction didn't in any way indicate that it wasn't an exquisite read. Just... disturbing.
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Posted 04 December 2009 - 08:49 PM
Oh yeah! And I picked up Je Suis Légende from the library yesterday. I have read about 10 pages of the first volume and it looks AWESOME.
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