La Promotion - Victor Pellet (ed Futuropolis)/Mon papa dessine des femmes nues

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Un auteur qui débute et un autre, bien établi, qui se renouvelle, explore de nouvelles façons d’envisager la BD.Victor Pellet publie sa toute première BD "La promotion", chez Futuropolis. Une BD qui parle avec délicatesse et empathie de ce que l'on construit, des repères qu'on se crée dans la vie, quand on est orphelin et qu'on est passé par la case "foyer d'accueil".Au tour ensuite de Philippe Dupuy, complice de longue date de Charles Berberian, citons entre autres, "Monsieur Jean". Aujourd’hui, c’est seul, mais avec son fils Hyppolyte, qu’il livre un carnet de bord intime et touchant : “Mon papa dessine des femmes nues” publié chez Aire Libre (Dupuis)Musique : "On The Level" - Mac DemarcoHébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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