Jerome K. Jerome Bloche Vol. 2 The Paper People
- 56 pages
- 2 hours of reading
" ... a series about an endearingly clumsy young private eye, who scoots around Paris on his motorbike, more Will Ferrell than Humphrey Bogart."--Amazon.com
Pierre Makyo Books
Pierre Makyo is celebrated as a comic book writer and artist whose work delves deeply into the human psyche and existential themes. His distinctive style, often dark and introspective, pulls readers into complex narratives that challenge conventional perceptions of reality. He crafts works that resonate with originality and a capacity for posing unsettling questions about the nature of human existence. His comics are valued for their artistic depth and intellectual rigor, prompting contemplation.
The series stars an endearing young private-eye-in-training who solves crimes as he scoots around Paris on his trusty motorized bicycle. Given his general clumsiness, he seems more Will Ferrell than Humphrey Bogart. Translated in English for the first time. Wearing an old trenchcoat and his indispensable felt hat, the 20-year-old Jrme tries to look the part of a seasoned sleuth. By day he translates detective novels and fantasizes about being one. By night hes enrolled in Professor Maisons correspondence course for would-be private eyes. His girlfriend, Babette, is a flight attendant who brings him recordings for his collection of
Nachwuchs-Detektiv Jackie Kottwitz ist selbst das Ziel von Nachstellungen.
Balade au bout du monde: Epilogue
- 64 pages
- 3 hours of reading
Le petit royaume du bout du monde est en perdition. La population de Galthédoc a considérablement diminué. Les ressources agricoles s'amenuisent. La faim et la maladie sont inquiétantes. Joachim, qui est devenu roi, sait que l'espoir réside dans les pouvoirs de La Pierre de Lumière que lui a donnée Rabal "le petit magicien " juste avant de mourir, mais sans avoir le temps de lui en révéler le secret. A ce jour il n'est pas parvenu à en percer le mystère. il demeure cependant persuadé que ce marasme est dû à l'absence d'Aline, la femme qui avait refusé de l'épouser. Traditionnellement, lorsque l'épouse du roi était du " Grand pays ", la reine bénéficiait d'une sorte d'" aura magique " qui marquait les esprits. Aussi, lorsque, par un étrange concours de circonstances, un couple de pharmaciens propose à Joachim d'instaurer un commerce de plantes rares entre Galthédoc et le "Grand pays ", le roi en profite pour leur demander de l'aider à retrouver sa bien-aimée...
