V.3 - Gypsy
Enrico Marini & Thierry Smolderen
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( 6 Volumes )
( 6 Volumes )
Publisher's summary Europe Comics
The idealistic young Prince Ivan, Oblivia's sweetheart, has just been crowned Tsar of Russia, and it seems like the vast state might finally be on its way to a better future. But following a vicious battle with Slomo and his men, it becomes clear that there's a tangled web of bad guys who see the young tsar as nothing more than a pawn in their game. Gypsy, as wild and as brazen as ever, bumps into an old friend and an old flame, but all he's really interested in is getting his beloved truck back! What he doesn't know, is that Oblivia's in danger... But as ever, he's got his little sister's back, despite their familial disagreements, and steps in just at the right time...
In the same series. 6 volumes
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Our favorite gypsy trucker is partaking in a humanitarian operation in Central America. At the border, he's stopped by nurses from the military health service. Like all new arrivals, Gypsy is vaccinated against "Aztec Laughter," the deadly virus ravaging the population, of which the symptoms include fits of extreme violence. In the first town he stops at, Gypsy finds a bunch of half-crazed zombies and suicidal dancers: they've all been infected with the pernicious disease. He gets out as soon as he can, but the journey only gets more macabre from there on in...
By the same authors
$12.99
An astonishing and captivating original graphic novel by Thierry
Smolderen and Alexandre Clérisse. Inspired by a real psychological
case, Atomic Empire is both a psychiatric enigma and a space opera.
1953: The world has entered the age of the Atom, but one man wonders
what it means for civilization. His name is Paul—a sci-fi writer who,
since childhood, has been in telepathic contact with a hero from the
distant future. But when a well-known Pentagon consultant begins to
take an interest in him, ”the man who communicates with the future"
will commit an unforgivable sin and break an oath to his friend Zarth
Arn, hero of the Galactic Empire. Smolderen and Clérisse deliver a
beautiful and contemporary tale, immersed in the fluid and
aerodynamic imagery of 1950s sci-fi.
