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Le Cri du peuple #2
Le cri du peuple, tome 2: L'espoir assassiné
Antoine Tarpagnan a décidé de venir chercher la belle Caf'Conc', et tant pis si La Joncaille et ses gars rappliquent et cherchent à faire du grabuge. Dans la fièvre communarde de Paris, toutes les passions se déchaînent. Cette fois, Antoine aura bien de la veine s'il réussit à s'en sortir vivant. Heureusement, ça se sait qu'il a viré communard, alors il y en a qui lui filent un coup de main. Grondin, blessé et convalescent, attend lui aussi son heure pour faire la peau à Tarpagnan… Pendant ce temps, la Commune se fait, l'Histoire avance. Ce deuxième tome, très attendu, n'a franchement rien à envier au premier: un argot pur et dur, haut en couleurs, débité par des personnages rocambolesques. La gouaille et le talent sans conteste des auteurs laissent plein d'admiration, presque sans voix. Merci à eux : "Le Cri du Peuple" est un véritable chef d'œuvre.Les canons du 18 mars, premier titre de la série, a reçu l’Alphart du public et l’Alphart du dessin à Angoulême en janvier 2002.
88 pages, Board book
First published January 1, 2002
About the author
Jacques Tardi
290 books215 followersJacques Tardi is a French comics artist, born 30 August 1946 in Valence, Drôme. He is often credited solely as Tardi.
After graduating from the École nationale des Beaux-Arts de Lyon and the École nationale supérieure des arts décoratifs in Paris, he started writing comics in 1969, at the age of 23, in the comics magazine Pilote, initially illustrating short stories written by Jean Giraud and Serge de Beketch, before creating the political fiction story Rumeur sur le Rouergue from a scenario by Pierre Christin in 1972.
A highly versatile artist, Tardi successfully adapted novels by controversial writer Louis-Ferdinand Céline or crime novelist Léo Malet. In Malet's case, Tardi adapted his detective hero Nestor Burma into a series of critically acclaimed graphic novels, though he also wrote and drew original stories of his own.
Tardi also created one of French comics' most famous heroines, Adèle Blanc-Sec. This series recreates the Paris of early 20th century where the moody heroine encounters supernatural events, state plots, occult societies and experiments in cryogenics.
Another graphic novel was Ici Même which was written by Jean-Claude Forest, best known as the creator of Barbarella. A satire, it describes the adventures of Arthur Même who lives on the walls of his family's former property.
Tardi has produced many antiwar graphic novels and comics, mainly focusing on the collective European trauma of the First World War, and the pitfalls of patriotism spawned several albums (Adieu Brindavoine, C'était la guerre des tranchées, Le trou d'obus, Putain de Guerre...). His grandfather's involvement in the day-to-day horrors of trench warfare, seems to have had a deep influence to his artistic expression. He also completed a four-volume series on the Paris Commune, Le cri du peuple.
Fantagraphics Books translate and publish in English a wide range of Tardi's books, done by editor and translator Kim Thompson.[3] The books released so far are West Coast Blues (Le Petit bleu de la côte ouest), You Are There (Ici Même), and It Was the War of the Trenches (C'était la guerre des tranchées); a single album collecting the first two Adele Blanc-Sec volumes has also been published.
->http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacques_...
After graduating from the École nationale des Beaux-Arts de Lyon and the École nationale supérieure des arts décoratifs in Paris, he started writing comics in 1969, at the age of 23, in the comics magazine Pilote, initially illustrating short stories written by Jean Giraud and Serge de Beketch, before creating the political fiction story Rumeur sur le Rouergue from a scenario by Pierre Christin in 1972.
A highly versatile artist, Tardi successfully adapted novels by controversial writer Louis-Ferdinand Céline or crime novelist Léo Malet. In Malet's case, Tardi adapted his detective hero Nestor Burma into a series of critically acclaimed graphic novels, though he also wrote and drew original stories of his own.
Tardi also created one of French comics' most famous heroines, Adèle Blanc-Sec. This series recreates the Paris of early 20th century where the moody heroine encounters supernatural events, state plots, occult societies and experiments in cryogenics.
Another graphic novel was Ici Même which was written by Jean-Claude Forest, best known as the creator of Barbarella. A satire, it describes the adventures of Arthur Même who lives on the walls of his family's former property.
Tardi has produced many antiwar graphic novels and comics, mainly focusing on the collective European trauma of the First World War, and the pitfalls of patriotism spawned several albums (Adieu Brindavoine, C'était la guerre des tranchées, Le trou d'obus, Putain de Guerre...). His grandfather's involvement in the day-to-day horrors of trench warfare, seems to have had a deep influence to his artistic expression. He also completed a four-volume series on the Paris Commune, Le cri du peuple.
Fantagraphics Books translate and publish in English a wide range of Tardi's books, done by editor and translator Kim Thompson.[3] The books released so far are West Coast Blues (Le Petit bleu de la côte ouest), You Are There (Ici Même), and It Was the War of the Trenches (C'était la guerre des tranchées); a single album collecting the first two Adele Blanc-Sec volumes has also been published.
->http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacques_...
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June 11, 2016
Gumpetung revolutions romantik der får Nord-koreansk ditto til at virke let og elegant.
October 7, 2018
Ce deuxième tome de l'adaptation en bande dessinée du roman de Jean Vautrin m'a déçu. On y retrouve les mêmes ingrédients que dans le premier volume, à savoir un mélange d'Histoire de la Commune de Paris, de personnages forts et d'argot parisien, mais je me suis globalement ennuyé. Je pense néanmoins poursuivre avec les deux derniers tomes de la série, car il serait dommage de s'arrêter en plein milieu.
December 29, 2022
Cette série est pour l'instant une magnifique découverte. On découvre à travers l'intrigue les évènements qui ont marqué la commune de Paris !
May 8, 2025
l'histoire continue bien , on retrouve toujours les désastres de la Commune dans ce paris en guerre contre lui même.
a suivre dans le 3 ème tome
a suivre dans le 3 ème tome
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