Résumé
In a steampunk world where humans live surrounded by robot servants, young Isea prefers to take refuge in Cyrano de Bergerac, a movie recommended to her by her only friend, Tal, whom Isea has only ever met via video chat. But the day that Debree, her beloved nanny robot, is unfairly dismissed by her mother, Isea's fragile equilibrium collapses. Isea then decides to leave and rejoin the only being who has ever given her love, at whatever the cost—even if that being is a robot...
Auteur
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José Luis Munuera was born in 1972 in southern Spain. After studying fine arts at the University of Granada, he became an illustrator of historietas, as comics are called in Spain. But the 1990s would prove a difficult period for newspapers and comic book publishing. This pushed Munuera to leave Spain for Angoulême, France. His hard work convinced French publisher Delcourt to publish his first series, "Les Potamoks," with Joann Sfar as the writer. When it met with limited success, the dynamic duo pitched their work to another publisher, Dargaud. And thus came into being the adventures of "Merlin," the famous magician who was never far from loyal companions Tartine the ogre and Jambon the pig. The series captured quite an audience, and when Sfar no longer had time to produce the scripts, their ongoing adventures came to be illustrated by Jean-David Morvan. This would be the beginning of a long artistic partnership between Munuera and Morvan. Dupuis soon contacted the duo to take on the reboot of its hallmark character: Spirou. Later, with "Le Signe de la Lune," co-written with his friend Enrique Bonet, Munuera really came into his own; the series was published as part of the Long Courier collection by Dargaud, and received rave reviews from both critics and the public at large. To this day his productive collaborations continue with the series "Sortilèges" (Dargaud; "Spellbound," Europe Comics 2015), scripted by Jean Dufaux, and "Fraternity," scripted by Juan Diaz Canales. Also in 2014 he started a new creation of his own, taking care of both the art and script: the adventure series "Les Campbell," published by Dupuis ("The Campbells," Europe Comics).
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Béka est un nom de code. Presque une formule scientifique compliquée qu'aurait pu écrire deux étudiants en sciences toulousains. BEKA c'est en fait l'alchimie formée par Caroline Roque et Bertrand Escaich.Caroline prépare un doctorat en biologie quand Bertrand commence déjà à écrire ses premiers scénarii de bandes dessinées. Quand elle quitte ses molécules, Caroline écrit des romans et des nouvelles destinés à être adaptée à son autre passion : le cinéma. Lorsque l'une de ses nouvelles reçoit le prix des cinémas d'Art et d'Essai de Toulouse, la tentation de quitter la biologie pour l'écriture devient trop forte. Réunis par leur passion non pas pour les mathématiques mais pour la danse africaine, Caroline et Bertrand vont dès lors cultiver à deux leur talent pour la vie et pour l'écriture. Bertrand entraîne Caroline du coté de la bande dessinée et ils créent ensemble plusieurs séries à succès, dépassant le million d'exemplaires vendus. Ils en profitent parfois pour écrire séparément avec le même succès. Avec Chinn (2 tomes en 2008), Bertrand a reçu le Prix des collégiens Angoulême 2009, le grand prix des lecteurs du journal de Mickey 2008, et le prix BD-Boum du Conseil Général de Blois en 2008. Caroline quant à elle s'est attaquée avec succès à la novélisation de certaines de leurs séries BD.
Caractéristiques
Publication : 28 juin 2023
Support(s) : Livre numérique eBook [ePub]
Protection(s) : DRM Adobe (ePub)
Taille(s) : 63,6 Mo (ePub)
EAN13 Livre numérique eBook [ePub] : 9791032814260
