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Desormais mariee a Henri Plantagenet, Alienor s'apprete a embarquer pour l'Angleterre. Mais les derniers mois ont ete terribles... Geoffroy, le frere d'Henri, prepare dans l'ombre le soulevement de l'Anjou. Or, ce dernier beneficie d'un allie de taille: Louis VII, roi de France, plus que jamais resolu a se venger du remariage de son ex-epouse, alors meme que la guerre de succession pour le trone d'Angleterre fait rage !

48 pages, Hardcover

First published June 22, 2016

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Arnaud Delalande

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Arnaud Delalande (born in Lusaka, Zambia in 1971) is a French author and comic book writer.

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August 24, 2018
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Volume 5 deals with the first years of Eleanor‘s second marriage to the future King Henry II of England. The art and characterisation remain gorgeous, but I felt that the writers were a little less in control of their material than in previous volumes. Volume five has a weird subplot between Henry and one of Eleanor’s former lovers, and also gratuitously kills off Eleanor’s sister, when in fact she lived until the 1190s. There is also some nasty ableism around Henry’s younger brother, who is deformed and stutters, and therefore is evil. Overall it’s been a solid series, and I will in particular look out for more work by Simona Mogavino.
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February 18, 2022
Une double reine et une femme inoubliable

Cette série en six tomes offre la vie extraordinaire d’Aliénor d’Aquitaine, seule femme à être devenue reine de France puis reine d’Angleterre.
Le travail historique pour cette série est incroyable, l’esthétisme extrêmement agréable et l’histoire tout simplement épatante.
Entre jeux politiques, rêves, ambitions, batailles, guerres de successions et meurtres, voici la vie d’une des plus grandes femmes de l’histoire de France.
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