#Denis Lapière

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Cinebook’s new series launches mix the best of classic and contemporary bande dessinée in English

Cinebook brings you more fantastic bande dessinée in English for the first time - action, adventure, science fiction - and a daft dog!

Cinebook has released several new Franco-Belgian bande dessinée in English, all available now from all good bookshops, with some continuing as ongoing series, the second volumes on sale soon. Offering titles spanning original release dates from 1943 to 2022, the new series offer classic creators and characters to revivals, sequels and new takes on action and historical genres, translated by…

[dirtyriver]

Written by Denis Lapière, art by Alain Sikorski

Tif et Tondu - T44 - Fort Cigogne

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Michel Vaillant: Cannonball

Michel Vaillant: Cannonball . #bandasdesenhadas #bandadesenhada #michelvaillant #asa #graton #cannonball

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U4 T5 Khronos de Denis LAPIERE, Pierre-Paul RENDERS et Adrian HUELVA

U4 T5 Khronos de Denis LAPIERE, Pierre-Paul RENDERS et Adrian HUELVA

Mon avis : Un dernier opus intrigant, mais pas forcément surprenant ! Après les différents points de vue, voilà nos 4 lascars réunis pour le final, les 4 tomes se sont tous finis au milieu d’une action, créant un bon cliffhanger. Stéphane, Yannis, Jules et Koridwen, réussiront-ils à remonter le temps ou est-ce que c’est un fake ? Stéphane en saura-t-elle plus sur où se trouve sa mère et son…

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U4 T1 Jules de RENDERS, Huelva et LAPIÈRE

Je n’ai pas lu la saga U4 donc je serais dans l’incapacité de vous dire si cette adaptation sous format BD est fidèle ou pas. La(e) lectrice (eur) arrive sans préambule dans un Paris post-apocalypse. Des cadavres jonchent les rues.

Extrait en image : Mon avis : Je n’ai pas lu la saga U4 donc je serais dans l’incapacité de vous dire si cette adaptation sous format BD est fidèle ou pas. La(e) lectrice (eur) arrive sans préambule dans un Paris post-apocalypse. Des cadavres jonchent les rues. Jules parcourt les rues seules pour retourner à son appartement. Lors d’échange, on apprend qu’un virus a touché la ville. Il a tué des…

[labede]

Michel Vaillant - Nouvelle saison T01 - Au nom du fils

Denis Lapière et Philippe Graton, scénario

Marc Bourgne et Benjamin Benéteau, dessin

Christian Lerolle, couleurs

Graton (Dupuis), 2012

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El convoy.

Denis Lapière / Eduard Torrents

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Review Party “Rose” di Valérie Vernay, Émilie Alibert e Denis Lapière http://dlvr.it/RZtPj3

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Octobre 2019

Chaussette, Loïc Clément et Anne Montel

Didier la cinquième roue du tracteur, Rabaté et Ravard

Rose T.2, Valérie Vernay, Émilie Alibert, Denis Lapière

Rose T.3, Valérie Vernay, Émilie Alibert, Denis Lapière

Zombillénium T.4, Arthur de Pins

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14-18 NOW "Traces of the Great War" international comic anthology announced

14-18 NOW “Traces of the Great War” international comic anthology announced

Traces of the Great War – The opening page of “Without a Trace” by Robbie Morrison & Charlie Adlard Kendal’s Lakes International Comic Art Festival has announced Traces of the Great War, a new and ambitious anthology publication exploring the traces and impact of the World War One on our lives today. Featuring over 20 internationally acclaimed comic artists and writers, the project has been…

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Michel Vaillant: Duelos

Michel Vaillant: Duelos #denislapiere #benjaminbeneteau #vincentdutreuil #bandasdesenhadas

O primeiro álbum sem a família Graton. Após o lançamento de Duelos, o 9.º volume da Nova Temporada da série Michel Vaillant, ter sido publicado no mercado francófono a 15 de janeiro deste ano, a edição portuguesa da obra pela ASA começa a ser vendida no canal livreiro no dia 19 de abril. Neste número, a alteração na equipa criativa traduz-se, pela primeira vez na Nova Temporada, na ausência de…

[lesparaversdemillina]

U4 T4 Yannis de Denis LAPIERE, Pierre-Paul RENDERS et Adrian HUELVA

Avec ce tome, je m’attendais à de la franche rigolade. Yannis avait fait quelques apparitions dans les autres tomes, il était toujours souriant et un peu énigmatique. Il m’avait fait sourire et finalement, j’ai trouvé un garçon touchant, hanté et aimant.

Extrait en image : Mon avis : Avec ce tome, je m’attendais à de la franche rigolade. Yannis avait fait quelques apparitions dans les autres tomes, il était toujours souriant et un peu énigmatique. Il m’avait fait sourire et finalement, j’ai trouvé un garçon touchant, hanté et aimant. Un super mélange qui donne un personnage attachant.  Il vit à Marseille et depuis que le virus a frappé, il a…

[labede]

Michel Vaillant Nouvelle Saison T02 – Voltage

Philippe Graton e Denis Lapière, Argumento

Marc Bourgne e Benjamin Benéteau, Arte

Christian Lerolle, Cor

Graton (Dupuis), 2013

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Critiques: Rose, tome 1 par Denis Lapière https://t.co/cJEqLxwC10 @literensics

Critiques: Rose, tome 1 par Denis Lapière https://t.co/cJEqLxwC10 @literensics

— Literensics (@literensics) September 18, 2019

via Twitter https://twitter.com/literensics September 18, 2019 at 04:54PM

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It’s been quite some time since July’s wrap up post, and despite feeling that August moved by so quickly, it still seems as though July was eons ago. I got so much done this past month. Granted, that Goodreads challenge update does include five books I read since September began, but it’s still a pretty impressive feat.

  I can’t believe it’s September already. It feels like August was barely a blip in time with how fast it went by. And honestly, a part of me feels kind of exhausted. I can’t believe how much I got done this past month. In thirty-one days I managed to read 32 books and write 28 reviews. Now, I’ll say that the Disneyathon and NetGalley’s Reviewathon likely played a role in how much reading and reviewing I managed to get done, but I’m still pretty proud of it.

For the month of August, the best book that I read is hands down Lisa Maxwell’s The Last Magician. I didn’t expect to be blown away by this book when I picked it up as the Group Book for the Disneyathon. Fortunately, this book was filled with a magic that amazed me beyond belief and I’m so incredibly glad that I was brought to read it.

Snitchy Witch [Frank J. Sileo]

All in the Same Boat [Wilkie J. Martin]

The Orchid Throne [Jeffe Kennedy]

Science in a Jar [Julia Garstecki]

The Best Friend Problem [Mariah Ankenman]

Moth & Whisper [Ted Anderson]

Rose [Denis Lapière and Émilie Alibert]

How to Catch a Dragon [Adam Wallace]

The Class [Frances O’Roark Dowell]

No Room for a Pup [Elizabeth Suneby]

Unplugged and Unpopular [Mat Heagerty]

A is for Apricat [Mauro Gatti]

Life As We Knew It [Susan Beth Pfeffer]

My Best Friend Runs Venus [Katrina S. Forest]

Gaia Blues [Gud]

Birthday [Meredith Russo]

The Last Magician [Lisa Maxwell]

Mama Bird Lost an Egg [Evelyne Fournier]

Mooncakes [Suzanne Walker]

One is a Lot (Except When it’s Not) [Muon Thi Van]

BHC Press 2019 Young Adult Teen Fiction Sampler [Various Authors]

The Grace Year [Kim Liggett]

Under Pressure [Tanya Lloyd Kyi]

Join the No-Plastic Challenge [Scot Ritchie]

It Started with a Big Bang [Floor Bal]

A Curse so Dark and Lonely [Brigid Kemmerer]

Aya and Papaya Learn to Imagine [MQ]

Stuck With You [Christina Mandelski]

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And in that August, I Swear We Were Infinite #bookblogs #bookbloggers "...I can't believe it's September already, but for the month of August, the best book I read is hands down Lisa Maxwell's..." It's been quite some time since July's wrap up post, and despite feeling that August moved by so quickly, it still seems as though July was 

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Seule, una maravilla de Denis Lapière y Ricard Efa. Los que vayan a Angouleme que no vuelvan sin una copia