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Isaac le Pirate #2
Les Glaces
Le voyage est plus long que prévu, et Isaac en a marre car il a déjà tout dessiné : le pont, la proue, le deuxième pont, l'équipage. Le navire arrive enfin au sud du sud, et contrairement à ce qu'ont toujours cru les marins, les océans ne bouillent pas sous ces latitudes, mais sont pleins de gros glaçons qui ont l'air habités...
48 pages, Hardcover
First published January 19, 2002
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Christophe Blain
71 books115 followersChristophe Blain is a French comic book writer and artist.
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June 8, 2020
Hieno toinen osa ”Maalari ja merirosvo” -sarjalle. Pidän paljon siitä miten Christophe Blain saa koomisesti piirretyt hahmonsa elämään, hengittämään ja olemaan kuin oikeat ihmiset. Kaunista ja omaperäistä sarjakuvataidetta.
January 28, 2023
aurora
Increíble la escena del paisaje glaciar y la aurora. El color verde en la escena refuerza el aura fantasmal del espectáculo celeste.
El uso del color durante toda la narración es muy bueno. Tomo nota!
Increíble la escena del paisaje glaciar y la aurora. El color verde en la escena refuerza el aura fantasmal del espectáculo celeste.
El uso del color durante toda la narración es muy bueno. Tomo nota!
September 22, 2020
L’histoire se déroule au XVIIIe siècle. Isaac Sofer, peintre pauvre et insouciant, vit de petits métiers et rêve d’aventures. Lorsqu’il a l’occasion de monter à bord d’un navire, il accepte sans hésitation. Il ne sait pas que ce sera le début d’un voyage épique autour du monde... J’aime l’histoire et les dessins. Les deux sont charmants...
December 9, 2023
Un récit fort, un dessin intéressant, laissez l'aventure vous prendre et voguer...
September 12, 2012
I'm so in denial mode about having to say goodbye to my free time.
Something weird happened in the last few months and it's like my eyes finally figured out how to look at comics. Which sounds silly I know, but untill recently when my eyes looked at a page they would look at the whole thing at once and try to plow through all the text on a page at the same pace that I would if I would read a book of nothing but text, OR I would try to force myself to look at each drawing like I was at an art gallery or something and it would take too long. It's only lately that my eyes have been taking in the art and the text of each one panel at a time, I mean I always knew that's what was supposed to happen but I only got the hang of it recently, and it makes such a difference.
I did like this volume better than the last one but this is another one of those books that I never know whether put it into the 3 or 4 stars category. Blain has really grown on me though.
Again though, the format for French comics is so horrible. It's too big and clunky to carry around and as a hardcover it weighs my bag down way too much to make lugging around a mere 45 page book worhwhile. I mean I need two of these just for it to last my entire commute.
Something weird happened in the last few months and it's like my eyes finally figured out how to look at comics. Which sounds silly I know, but untill recently when my eyes looked at a page they would look at the whole thing at once and try to plow through all the text on a page at the same pace that I would if I would read a book of nothing but text, OR I would try to force myself to look at each drawing like I was at an art gallery or something and it would take too long. It's only lately that my eyes have been taking in the art and the text of each one panel at a time, I mean I always knew that's what was supposed to happen but I only got the hang of it recently, and it makes such a difference.
I did like this volume better than the last one but this is another one of those books that I never know whether put it into the 3 or 4 stars category. Blain has really grown on me though.
Again though, the format for French comics is so horrible. It's too big and clunky to carry around and as a hardcover it weighs my bag down way too much to make lugging around a mere 45 page book worhwhile. I mean I need two of these just for it to last my entire commute.
October 11, 2021
Os desenhos (estilizados) são bons, e só por eles, valerá a pena ler este livro. No entanto, tive dificuldade em achar o desenvolvimento do argumento interessante e, a ler o terceiro volume desta história, será mais por carolice do que propriamente por querer saber o que vai acontecer a seguir. A linha narrativa é frágil e não muito fácil de seguir. Uma pena, na minha opinião.
February 12, 2014
it´s good.
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