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If you've never read a Spirou comic before, I have a suggestion for where to start. And it's not a book from 60 years ago. It's not even a book from the Andre Franquin glory years, nor the long run from Tome and Janry in the 80s and 90s.
"Spirou in Berlin" is a one-off book set at the end of the Cold War. And despite that little bit of political connection to a specific time frame, Flix's story and art make a timeless and isolated tale that can be enjoyed on its own while introducing you to all the main characters of the series: Spirou, Fantasio, and the Count, first and foremost.
Links of Interest:
Episode 5: The death of Tome
The Color Palettes of "Spirou In Berlin"
My full review of "Spirou in Berlin"
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This year is the 60th anniversary of Asterix's first appearance in the pages of Pilote Magazine. Many celebrations and activities are happening, and I'm going to break them down inside this podcast:
09 October: Redressing the Paris Metro rail stations.
14 October: The cover to the new "The Daughter's Chieftain: revealed.
24 October: New book released! "Asterix and the Chieftain's Daugher.
Extra Links:
"Par Toutatis", the Rap Video
La Fille de Vercingetorix Artbook Edition
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