Les chroniques de Sorcered

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T 1 Blast

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‘‘Polza Mancini, age 38, writer. Fat, disgusting, homeless. (wait, I’m wrong: “Not homeless! A bum. The former is a victim, the latter makes a choice.”) And a killer, now in police custody, telling his story the way he wants it. What is truth and what is fabulation? We don’t know - he’s a...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 4 Demande à Modigliani !

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‘‘Les trois amis continuent de grandir (mais pas beaucoup). Chiba doit terminer son stage d'enseignement, en donnant trois semaines de cours à des élèves du secondaire, s'il veut devenir un jour professeur de dessin. Il se teint donc les cheveux en noir, mais la teinture est mauvaise et ses...‘‘ Lire la suite

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L'homme qui inventait le monde

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‘‘Le résumé proposé par l'éditeur raconte trois quarts de l'histoire et préfigure la fin, ne m'accusez pas donc de trahir des secrets. En bref, la Terre est sur le point de perdre une guerre spatiale, et la race humaine est au bord de l'extinction (ce qui n’est pas évident - dans le New...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 1 Demande à Modigliani !

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‘‘Ne jugez pas ce livre par la couverture! :) Oui, ma nièce de six ans peut dessiner ça, mais c’est un choix assumé. L'art "naïf" transmet le message que le travail acharné et le dévouement comptent, qu’on peut tous être artistes, tant qu'on a quelque chose de pertinent à dire. Et cette...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 1 My Dearest Self With Malice Aforethought

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‘‘Eiji Urashima is a loser - an unremarkable, silly, virgin college student that dreams of girls and a better life, but instead of working towards that life he spends his nights drinking - so much that sometimes he can’t remember what he did last evening. One morning, he wakes up next to a...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 2 My Dearest Self With Malice Aforethought

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‘‘Under the mask of a carefree student, Eiji Urashima hides a terrible secret that shaped his life from early childhood - he’s the son of a serial killer, his mother killed herself due to the guilt, and he was adopted by the cop that believed (mistakenly) in his father’s innocence. Even...‘‘ Lire la suite

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Lightstep

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‘‘January Lee is an aristocrat from a small artificial planet that orbits the center of the galaxy at a speed very close to the speed of light. Time slows down for objects approaching the speed of light, so in the Lightstep worlds, the higher you are on the social ladder, the longer you...‘‘ Lire la suite

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Banana Girl

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‘‘“Banana Girl” est un mémoire léger, drôle et modérément éducatif qui montre le monde à travers les yeux d'une gamine de six ans originaire de Hong Kong dont la famille déménage à Paris. Les conditions de vie précaires, la langue inconnue, le choc culturel, le racisme - tout est là, mais...‘‘ Lire la suite

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T 1 Cyberpunk 2077

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‘‘Nadia is a high-tech nurse working for Trauma Team International, mercenaries that save their wealthy clients’ lives while destroying countless others. She is the sole survivor of a failed mission, during which a psychopath swordsman gleefully killed all her teammates. Trying to make...‘‘ Lire la suite

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Freaks of the Heartland

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‘‘In a valley hidden in the middle of nowhere, old wooden houses are home to old, tired men and women. They're wasting their lives with booze and regrets, and they're all hiding secrets - deformed, strange children with strange dreams, locked in caves and barns and attics. Trevor is a small...‘‘ Lire la suite

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Wanted Lucky Luke

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‘‘I’ll start with the conclusion first: this isn’t your grandaddy’s Lucky Luke. It’s way better. Bonhomme starts with a bang: a shady “Wanted!” poster with our lonesome cowboy’s name and approximate likeness on it - which means Luke is now the target of bounty hunters, on top of the usual...‘‘ Lire la suite

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Forget Me Not Forget Me Not

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‘‘You’ve read this short story before. You’ve seen the movies. You’ve read the novels. Why, you’ve even seen this ending coming in a different graphic novel that doesn’t end like this (Jamais, by Bruno Duhamel). And yet, the story this comic tells is both alike to all others and very...‘‘ Lire la suite