Théodore Poussin is a comic book series created by French writer Frank Le Gall about a glasses-wearing hero - it was first published in 1984, in Spirou magazine. The third volume of the series, Marie-Vérité won 1989 Angoulême International Comics Festival Prize for Best Comic Book. Dunkirk, 1927.
Born in 1902 in Dunkerque, Théodore Poussin is a young adventurer, bald head and round glasses. The character is inspired by the grandfather Frank Le Gall, Theodore Charles De Haan and his newspaper. The young Théodore Poussin, clerk in a shipping company, dreams of going to sea and go exploring. So he embarks among the crew of the Cap Padaran as a pupil Commissioner, and share in the footsteps of his uncle, Charles Steene, missing and presumed dead in 1916 in Haiphong. He ignores that he will not see his family before Dunkirk and three years during which he will live many adventures, exercising various trades, from Singapore to Saigon.
