Officina Milo Manara: "Le mie donne fatte a biro" Cominciò a disegnarle 40 anni fa che erano sue coetanee. Ora lui ha passato i 65 e loro sono sempre giovani e belle. "Il peccato non è amare il corpo femminile, ma farne un attributo di potere" di MICHELE SMARGIASSI VERONA - Le veneri di Milo sono sogni adolescenziali, fatine erotizzate della buonanotte, ectoplasmi d'inchiostro, ninfe impossibili. Il grande Pigmalione finisce di incenerire l'avana passeggiando nel giardino della sua villa, un balcone sulla piana veronese. Lo fa da quarant'anni. La mano corre sul cartoncino. Quando negli anni Settanta cominciò disegnando gli albi pruriginosi di Jolanda, le cose non stavano ancora così.
Ecco vede. Sulla parete del suo "Vittoriale", incorniciata, una lista dei libri proibiti nel Sud Africa dell'apartheid: ci sono anche i suoi. Forum - French Comics (Besides Tintin, Asterix, etc) So I was hanging around a little house in the middle of France. There was no place in the village to get internet and we didn't have TV either, so iPods were the only technological source of entertainment. And then... one day mine broke! I freaked out but was able to order a new one, cost quite a lot. Since it was my birthday present to myself I decided to buy new earphones. I picked out these blue ones from Carrefour before I knew what kind of case I was making, so I was quite pleased when it turned out to match perfectly.I found some vintage comic books (in French) in an upstairs bedroom and fell in love with a series of black, white, and blue images. I covered the papers in masking tape and cut out the shapes with an X-acto knife, then used more tape to assemble the case.The next day I made the black and white case for my friend.
The closure is just a long tab that slips in over the top of the iPod. You can also see this on my website! Cool French Comics. La Bande Dessinée française - Exploring French comics with gun and camera. If you want to get past Tintin and Astérix, this list is for you. It's not intended to be comprehensive, but it should get you started. The descriptions are mine, unless they're in quotes, in which case they're the opinion of some schmo on soc.culture.french, which sometimes mentions BDs but usually spends its time instead discussing French nuclear policy and lamenting the behavior of Americans abroad. By 'French comics' I mean 'comics in French', not 'comics from France'. Quite a few important BDs are by Belgians (e.g.
Hergé, Peyo, Franquin, Jacobs). Some Spanish, German, Dutch, and Italian artists snuck their way in here too... hell, I should have just said European comics. (Latin American comics have their own page.) Format: Individual books; SeriesI give the approximate date of the first book in the series, so you can get some idea of the era it belongs to. Last updated August 31, 2011-- added some recs from Mathieu Richir: Boulet, Davodeau, Larcenet, Arbrelune & jour de pluie Arnon Binet.