Bruno Lecigne’s “De la confusion des languages” (on the mixing up of the languages) My monthly stumblings are, sometimes, restumblings, really… This past weeks I restumbled at least twice: on Otto Dix’s Der Krieg (the war) and Bruno Lecigne’s ”De la confusion des languages” (Controverse – controversy -, May 1985). In “De la confusion…” Bruno Lecigne presented eight chapters about [...]
In Chronographie (another quasi-wordless book) they publish ten years of their more or less biweekly portraits of each other (Fossoul was seven years old when they began and Goblet was thirty one).
Argentinian scriptwriter Héctor Germán Oesterheld raised mainstream adolescent comics much above the business as usual, pervasive formulaic dreck.
Racines (roots) by Pierre Duba Sometimes I mumble an inner “Wow!”… It happens when I stumble into a book that I find great. It’s quite possible too that, upon rereading, months or years later, I also say to myself: “How could I like this stuff so much?!” The thing is that we need the right [...]
Darwyn Cook relegates Wonder Woman to helpmate in Superman’s psychodrama.
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