Human Stock Exchange v1 – v3: Invest In People!
Imagine a world where people are stocks. How would they change their lives to make their investors happy? Xavier Dorison and Thomas Allart explore that challenging world in “Human Stock Exchange.”
Imagine a world where people are stocks. How would they change their lives to make their investors happy? Xavier Dorison and Thomas Allart explore that challenging world in “Human Stock Exchange.”
Lots of drinking leads Asterix and Obelix to Rome to steal Caesar’s laurel wreath to help Chief Vitalstatistix. To do so, they’ll have to sell themselves into slavery.
Pirates once took Julius Caesar hostage. What he did next will surprise you! (Spoiler: Caesar doesn’t suffer fools gladly.)
Caesar can’t conquer the Gauls, so instead he’ll evict them! And he’s willing to let the slaves and the legionaries form unions to do so. This is Goscinny at his satirical best.
This is an anthology book with contributions from John Cassaday, Bob Fingerman, Eddie Campbell, Boulet, and more. Some good short stories in here, but are they enough?
An extended Fellini reference threatens to sink “Asterix in Switzerland”, but a trip to the Alps for some fresh air and yodeling saves the day!
Guy Davis, Eric Canete, Walter Simonson, Ron Lim, and Jeff Matsuda. I wrote about all of them in the last couple months. Here’s some links!
Richard Moore’s “Boneyard” ran for seven trades in the 2000s. This charming and quirky series about a cemetery of humorous monsters is worth a second chance. I’ll break it down for you — all the books, characters, and links you’ll need!
Asterix has a problem: The Druid Getafix is a “Bus Factor of 1.” Chief Vitalstatistix ought to be ashamed of himself for not doing more to protect that asset and plan for his village’s future. As a Project Manager, Vitalstatistix is a failure.
Stern goes to Kansas City and trouble follows. And a tomahawk, a shotgun, a stick of dynamite, an unruly mob, and a boxing match. It’s a rip-roaring crazy good time!