Les chroniques de Sorcered

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Rimbaud, l'indésirable

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‘‘Le titre révèle déjà l'approche choisie par Xavier Coste qui, après la monographie consacrée à Egon Schiele, raconte la vie d'un autre célèbre artiste maudit. "Rimbaud l'indésirable" est une biographie romancée dont les dessins brutaux, les couleurs fortes et les citations soigneusement...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 8 The Fable

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‘‘No yakuza, no fun? Nope. This is IMHO one of the best volumes of the series. >>> “Goddamn… this guy is looking to fight a bear that thinks people are pussies… Part of me actually wants to see that shit.” (yes, Kuro will get to see that shit - and a lot more that he didn't bargain...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 2 The Shadows of Who We Once Were

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‘‘One of the teenagers kills another in cold blood, yet she’s captured on camera. The mob is out for blood - until some semblant of order emerges in the form of a trial. “Your goal is to keep order in this isolated society. But to do that, you’ll have to convict the evil you all recognize...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 1 The Shadows of Who We Once Were

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‘‘From Yae Utsumi, the creator of “Until Your Bones Rot” arrives a new horrific tale of teenagers gone bad. 16 years old Mikio Yumesaki invites his former classmates to their old elementary school’s building, traps them there, and lets all hell loose. Three days later, when the police...‘‘ Lire la suite

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Sword of Hyperborea

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‘‘Four short stories built around the sword and its owners in very different times and places. At first, the sword’s owner is Gall Dennar, waking up from his funeral pyre with memories of a future he might or might not have lived in. Is that the sword’s power? What is Dennar’s worth -...‘‘ Lire la suite

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Be Very Afraid of Kanako Inuki!

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‘‘If it looks like Osamu Tezuka and reads like Osamu Tezuka until the last few pages, when everything turns horrifically wrong… it’s Kanako Isuki, a lady that draws some very ladylike horror stories :) 1. Presents - there’s always a black sheep in every classroom. The kind nobody gives...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 7 The Fable

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‘‘Kojima’s chaotic planning backfires, and he ends up… in Fable’s car’s trunk. Will his Maguro Group aniki let him out with a slap on the wrist… or a couple missing fingers? All I can say is I think the events in this volume will probably lead to some serious shaking up of the Maguro...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 2 Condor

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‘‘Ce volume complète l’intégrale définitive en blanc et noir des aventures du loup de mer, et rassemble 4 albums qui changent un peu la direction de la sèrie - l'angle érotique disparaît presque complètement, et les aventures deviennent de plus en plus réalistes. “L’Empire du Pacifique”...‘‘ Lire la suite

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C'est aujourd'hui

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‘‘Carlos Gimenez, phenomenal dessinateur espagnol fameux pour ses séries Paracuellos (ou il raconte son enfance dans un orphanage franquiste) et Los Profesionales (ou il raconte son adolescence dans le milieu des créateurs de BD de Madrid et Barcelone), revient à ce filon autobiographique...‘‘ Lire la suite

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Le crime parfait

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‘‘11 exemples de crimes parfaits "réels". L'intérêt de l'anthologie porte moins sur les courtes histoires BD que sur les fiches qui expliquent la “réalité” derrière les histoires. Une danse? (Gess) - Momo l'apache a la main lourde. Sa Ginette rêve de danses et d'amour, du vrai. Guincher au...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 8 Shangri-La Frontier

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‘‘Gathering rare materials and leveling up like crazy is all fine and dandy until, obviously, Utopia Inc.’s game admins notice and squash the bug :) Even more obviously, when an exploit stops working, Sunraku finds a new and even more spectacular one during a huge battle against some old...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 0 Bellem

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‘‘Bellem a toujours vécu dans la forêt, avec sa mère, Mélusine. Un jour, elle l‘abandonne devant le château du marquis de Mauban, son vrai père, une lettre comme seul acte d'identité. Le petit garçon espiègle et farouchement indépendant grandit auprès de sa demi-soeur; si Marie-Charlotte...‘‘ Lire la suite