Mister George

Mister George Vol 2 · Europe Comics
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George Price's world has been turned upside down: wanted by the police, with no memory of his past, he has the creeping suspicion that everything about his life after his recent brain surgery has been a carefully-constructed lie. With help from intrepid journalist Jennifer Lee, he tracks down the traces of his former life. Step by step, he will put all the puzzle pieces together—a tragic accident, a high-stakes foreign crisis, a national election, and a murderous religious zealot—to reveal a secret more mind-blowing than anything he or Jennifer could have imagined.
George Price's world has been turned upside down: wanted by the police, with no memory of his past, he has the creeping suspicion that everything about his life after his recent brain surgery has been a carefully-constructed lie. With help from intrepid journalist Jennifer Lee, he tracks down the...

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Né à Bayonne en 1963, Hugues Labiano s'est vite imposé parmi les dessinateurs majeurs de sa génération. Monté à Paris en 1984, après une enfance landaise et un bac d'arts plastiques dans sa ville natale, il a débuté en dessinant pour des fanzines tels que «Sapristi» et «Bulles Dingues». Sa carrière a cependant véritablement démarré en 1988 avec l'illustration d'un «Voyage au Coeur de l'Europe du Moyen Age» (scé.: P. Brochard – Hachette Jeunesse), de courtes BD dans les mensuels «Circus» et «Vécu», un album sur et pour la ville du Havre («Premières Tempêtes» - scé.: Bethisy – Dynamick). A partir de 1989, il participe au collectif «Canal-Choc» que dirigent Christin et Mézières aux éditions Alpen et réalise «L'Image disparue" et «Les Capitaines aveugles» en 1990, puis «Les Corps masqués» en 1991. En 1992, il publie «Lune gitane», le premier volume du triptyque «Matador» (scé.: G. Jakupi – Glénat). Suivront «La Part du Feu» en 1993 et «L'Orgueilleux» en 1994. En 1997, pour Dargaud, le scénariste J. Dufaux l'entraîne sur la «Dixie Road», ce qui lui vaudra le Prix de la Meilleure Série au festival d'Illzach en 2000. Avec «Mister George» et ses auteurs Rodolphe et S. Le Tendre, H. Labiano inscrit désormais son nom dans la prestigieuse collection «Signé» du Lombard. Photo : R.Scaglia

A scriptwriter for such acclaimed artists as Raymond Poïvet or René Follet, Rodolphe has collaborated with a number of great authors of the 9th art: Léo, Jacques Ferrandez, André Juillard, Annie Goetzinger, Max Cabanes, Griffo, Vink, and Michel Faure! Many times nominated in Angouleme and the winner of several awards, he has also written for younger readers, contributing to "Tom-tom et Nana" and even "Mickey." Aside from comics (numbering over 150 titles), he has also written YA novels and thrillers as well as books dedicated to rock music and the '60s. His epic series "Kenya," now in its third season, has sold over one hundred thousand copies, and he isn't slowing down one bit. His most recent work includes the sci-fi graphic novel "L'homme qui inventait le monde" (Dargaud; "The Man Who Invented the World," Europe Comics), alongside longtime collaborator Bertrand Marchal.

Né à Bayonne en 1963, Hugues Labiano s'est vite imposé parmi les dessinateurs majeurs de sa génération. Monté à Paris en 1984, après une enfance landaise et un bac d'arts plastiques dans sa ville natale, il a débuté en dessinant pour des fanzines tels que «Sapristi» et «Bulles Dingues». Sa carriè...

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