"L'Ogre - tome 1" - Jean Dufaux / Juan Luis Landa (ed Glénat)

from Entre les cases · host Delphine Freyssinet

L'invité : Jean DufauxQuand Jeanne d'Arc rencontre un Quasimodo sanguinaire, une histoire d'amour et de rédemption pendant la Guerre de Cent Ans.Une épopée moyenâgeuse, racontée par un maître du scénario, qui n'a pas son pareil pour entrelacer les destins de ses personnages, fouillant leur part d'ombre et de lumière, et illustrée par le trait réaliste diablement efficace de Juan Luis Landa, qui insuffle du mouvement dans chaque case.Playlist : Jeanne - Laurent VoulzyHébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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