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1961, Illinois. Alex Poliac buries his wife Alice, and that evening, he and his son flee their home. Not because he is a suspect in Alice's death, but because a serial killer — The Clown — is prowling the state, and Alex knows how he picks his victims. A rough meeting with Laura, a friend of his wife, brings more questions: was Alice hiding something, with her mysterious phone calls and... En lire plus
T1 The Route 66 List
In JFK’s America, halfway between spy thriller and noir novel, the tragic road-movie of a father and his son, revolving around a mysterious list that everyone’s willing... En lire plus
T2 The Route 66 List
Alex Poliac and his son are still on the run, having evaded both the FBI and the Clown – the supposed serial killer who’s actually a KGB hatchet man. Because Alex is in... En lire plus
T3 The Route 66 List
During the 1961 floods in Kansas, the Clown is searching a house, looking for important documents. When the police arrive, though, a shoot-out ensues that ends in the... En lire plus
T4 The Route 66 List
Four years have passed since Rob Poliac fled the house where two FBI agents died and his father Alex was shot by the Clown – and his real boss, Laura Kensington. He now... En lire plus
T5 The Route 66 List
Rob’s found his father, alive and moderately well after four years of physical and mental torture. But the happy reunion is cut short when the Clown makes contact with... En lire plus
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The Route 66 List, vol 1 is written and drawn by Éric Stalner, with Jean-Jacques Chagnaud as colorist. It's a story about a man who recently lost his wife in a suspicious accident, the man sets out with his son to find answers. This is a book with quite a few components; there's spying, cold war politics, and a serial killer. It's only in the very last pages that the reader gets any sense of how these things are connected. The action... En lire plus