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Showing posts with label Paul Gillon. Show all posts
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Monday, November 21, 2022

Non Album Collections 392

JANO - Gazoline and the Red Planet (1989)

Meet Gazoline, a tough independent anthropomorphic leopard and her flying motorcycle Skooby as they battle for survival in a post apocalyptic Mad Max style world! She has to eat lizards to survive and has to constantly to fight off others who want to have sex with her or rob her! As if that's not enough, a fallen ship brings the GNAPS, small vicious fur balls who begin to eat anything and everything! Cool little 44 pages comic by Jano.

Liberatore - Petites Morts et autres fragments du chaos (2017)

Liberatore books from 2017. 266 pages showcasing the career of Liberatore, with examples of his earliest strips, going through the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s to his most recent ones.

Lost in Time: Labyrinths

Castaways of time translated as "Lost in Time" This is the third album, "Labyrinth". Published by NBM in 1986 as "Lost in Time", with forward by ALex Toth. Funny thing is NBM didn't start with the 1st album. This is 1970s French SCi-Fi so it is dated. Book by Jean-Claude Forest and Paul Gillon.


Friday, March 3, 2017

The Survivor

The Survivor in a post-apocalyptic world, dehumanized, but always erotic ... In the near future, a woman stuck in an underground cave survives an atomic explosion. Back in a deserted Paris, she discovers that all men have been put into dust except her. Aude is the survivor. She will pass through all states: anger, fear, anxiety, discouragement, but also euphoria and absolute freedom. She can enjoy without restrictions this beautiful city that offers itself to her, to sleep at the Hotel Crillon, to bathe in the Seine ... But without anyone to share these pleasures. 
Young and beautiful, Aude has more desires. And soon Ulysse, the robot majordome of Crillon, becomes his simulacrum of man to satisfy his desires. But robots are unable to understand the states of souls of human beings ... When later a survivor will reveal himself, and that a child will come, it is with him that Aude will escape to a Space station where other survivors live. In this classic of science fiction of the 80s, inspired by the recent sexual liberation, the drawing of Paul Gillon (author of the Shipwreckers of Time and the Order of Cicero ) Reaches its peak. A reference work to be rediscovered.