Episode 29: The Grande Odalisque, v1
A pair of daring art thieves attempts to steal a painting out of the Louvre in broad daylight. What are the odds of THAT working out?
A pair of daring art thieves attempts to steal a painting out of the Louvre in broad daylight. What are the odds of THAT working out?
“Freaks’ Squeele” is a fun series centered on a high school of powered misfits and the agonizing training they’re subject to.
Have you ever flipped through a comic or looked at some preview pages on-line and dismissed it quickly? Maybe its art works better in context.
The fourth book in the Ferri/Conrad era, “Asterix and the Chieftain’s Shield” is a strong comedy, in which Asterix and Obelix must protect Vercingetorix’s daughter from Caesar.
The neoclassical movement in France led to “Le Grande Odalisque,” a painting that shows us that anatomical perfect isn’t always perfect art. Are you listening comic book fans?
While I work on writing my review, I recorded a podcast with my first thoughts on the latest Asterix volume, “Asterix and the Chieftain’s Daughter.”
A wonderful murder/mystery, “Black Water Lilies” will leave you guessing until the last minutes, then turning the book back to the beginning to reread the whole thing.
Carole and Sam make for a great art heist team. But when they bring on a new partner and attempt The Louvre, can they possibly succeed? “The Grande Odalisque” will show you.
Papercutz has their hands full in writing all new translations for 38 volumes of Asterix. I’m helping out by pointing out some potentially problemsome panels.
The G.I. Joe cartoon in the 80s. The X-Men animated series of the 90s. Manga in the 2000s. What’s next?