"Le mètre des Caraïbes" - Wilfrid Lupano/ Leonard Chemineau (Dargaud)

from Entre les cases · host Delphine Freyssinet

Après le succès de "La bibliomule de Cordoue", le duo Lupano - Chemineau (voire le trio, puisque Christophe Bouchard signe aussi les couleurs de cet album) se reforme pour une nouvelle BD hilarante, loufoque et pédagogique : "Le mètre des Caraïbes" , publiée par les éditions DargaudJoseph Dombey, est un savant français chargé de présenter le système métrique à Thomas Jefferson, mais il se retrouve prisonnier d'une bande de pirates joyeux et décalés sur une île des Caraïbes.Playlist : The Irish Rovers - Drunken SailorHébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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