Jean Pierre Gibrat Boeken

Get swept up in this historical graphic novel trilogy rich in great events and human tragedies from the First World War, through the Russian Revolution, the Popular Front, and the Spanish Civil War. By the creator of the award-winning Flight of the Raven, Jean-Pierre Gibrat creates a beautifully drawn and deeply emotional graphic novel following the singular destiny of a man caught up in the fervent passions of a tumultuous period that begins with the Great War of 1914. In a small town at the foot of the Pyrenees on the French Mediterranean, lifelong friends are called to arms, except for Mattéo, who, as the son of Spanish refugees, is exempt from service. Yet when his fellow villagers--including Juliet, the woman he loves--express disdain for his pacifism, he embarks on an epic adventure that will have a resounding impact on all their lives.

Get swept up in this historical graphic novel trilogy rich in great events and human tragedies from the First World War, through the Russian Revolution, the Popular Front, and the Spanish Civil War. In this tour-de-force from award winning writer/artist Jean-Pierre Gibrat, the honor and glory sought in the Great War (seen in Book One of this series) have become mutilated and blurred memories. The October Revolution in Russia exudes hope in the hearts of the oppressed and draws in Mattéo, the son of a Spanish anarchist. But first he stops in Collioure to visit his mother. That same evening he sees his beloved Juliet for a brief but memorable moment, and the next day with his father's friend Gervasio, Mattéo departs for Petrograd with camera in hand to document the advent of the more just and honorable world of his ideals. But once there, he learns that those ideals may very well become victim of the disputes and differences between the various factions leading the revolution.

Meet Cécile as she tries to help escaped prisoner-of-war Julien Sarlat avoid capture during the Occupation of France in 1943 in this prequel to the award-winning graphic novel Flight of the Raven. Julien has escaped from a prisoner-of-war train headed for Germany, but fate intervenes when the train is bombed and among the victims a body is identified as his. Dead to the world, he takes advantage of the situation and hides in the small village of Cambeyrac, using his secret observation post overlooking the village square to watch the permanent theater that people offer in the course of the day. Loves, hatreds, jealousies, cowardice, acts of heroism... nothing escapes the observer's eye, especially not the beautiful waitress Cécile. Until the moment comes when, spectator no more, he must become an actor himself and meet his destiny. This hidden life he had hoped to live was just a reprieve. The book also includes a portfolio of pin-ups and sketches featuring its heroine.

A story that takes place in Paris during the German Occupation and stars a memorable heroine in the French Resistance fighter named Jeanne. With the help of an apolitical cat burglar named Francois, she tries to save her comrades, including her missing sister Cecile, from the Gestapo.

Sie hatten sich getäuscht! Die Deutschen hielten den Lastkahn nicht wegen Jeanne an, sondern beschlagnahmten ihn, um ihn für Transportzwecke zu nutzen! Ein Soldat wurde auf der Himalaya postiert, um die Ladung zu bewachen. Wie sich herausstellt, ist der vermeindlich deutsche Soldat Franzose, ein Elsässer. Doch das verbindet sie nicht, im Gegenteil. Alle haben Angst und gehen ihm tunlichst aus dem Weg.

Jeanne, eine junge überzeugte Kommunistin, ist der Résistance beigetreten. Sie wurde mit Waffenmaterial in ihrer Wohnung überrascht, da sie denunziert wurde. Nun sitzt sie also im Gefängnis und wartet auf die Überstellung an die deutschen Besatzer. Doch sie hat Glück im Unglück, denn ein Dieb wurde geschnappt und in ihre Zelle verlegt...

POR PRIMERA VEZ EN EDICIÓN INTEGRAL, LA OBRA MAGNA DE JEAN-PIERRE GIBRAT, LA PRÓRROGAJulien está muerto. Mejor dicho, le dan por muerto. Tras desertar del ejército y volver a su pueblo natal, se refugia en una casa deshabitada. Desde allí, se convertirá en un testigo de excepción de la vida de un pueblecito francés durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial.