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Jean Dufaux et Miralles Ana - Djinn - Spin-Off - Volume 3- Indian Cycle.
This collected edition features volumes 10 through 13 of the best- selling erotica series, as well as exclusive new content, including lavishly... Lire la suite
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This collected edition features volumes 10 through 13 of the best- selling erotica series, as well as exclusive new content, including lavishly illustrated behind-the-scenes accounts by the authors. The third and final cycle of the series takes place in-between the events of the Ottoman and African cycles. Against a backdrop of colonial occupation, Jade and the Nelson family have been invited to India by the Rani of Eschnapur, the mother of the soon-to-be-wed maharaja.
The Rani has called upon Jade to share her seductive talents with the bride-to-be-the daughter of an anti-colonialist leader-in order to bewitch and manipulate her pro-British fiancé. But Jade soon discovers that a terrible curse is menacing the palace and royal family... Discover the thrilling final chapter of a saga marked by mystery and desire.

Caractéristiques

  • Date de parution
    22/09/2021
  • Editeur
  • Collection
    Djinn - Spin-Off
  • ISBN
    979-10-328-1239-6
  • EAN
    9791032812396
  • Format
    Epub fixed layout
  • Caractéristiques du format Epub fixed layout
    • Taille
      213 944 Ko
    • Protection num.
      Digital Watermarking

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À propos des auteurs

Jean Dufaux has always told stories that bring together words and images. Initially attracted by the 7th art, he studied film production at the Institut des Arts et Diffusion in Brussels. But words remained such an important part of his life that he became a journalist, playwright and novelist, before once and for all embracing his true calling as a comic book author. Over his career, Jean Dufaux has produced a massive body of work, comprising some 200 titles and counting.
His work is original and fiercely independent of trends, holding more complexity than might be apparent at first glance: "Complainte des landes perdues" (Dargaud, "Lament of the Lost Moors" Cinebook), "Double masque" (Dargaud, "Game of Masks" Europe Comics), "Murena" (Dargaud, Europe Comics in English), "Rapaces" (Dargaud, "Raptors" Europe Comics), "Djinn" (Dargaud, Europe Comics in English), "Croisade" (Le Lombard, "Crusade" Cinebook), "Barracuda" (Dargaud, Cinebook in English), "Sortilèges" (Dargaud, "Spellbound" Europe Comics), "Loup de Pluie" (Dargaud, "Rain Wolf" Europe Comics), Dixie Road (Dargaud, Europe Comics in English), "Saga Valta" (Le Lombard, Europe Comics in English), "Conquistador" (Glénat) ...
The list goes on. This immense mosaic that rejects neither the exhilaration of the paperback novel nor the narrative ellipses of cinema aims above all to be a work of pleasure and of enchantment, in the fantastic and occult sense of the term. His wildly successful series, selling millions of copies and garnering numerous prizes and awards, have been published across Europe, Japan, and the United States.
Jean Dufaux is president of the jury for the Diagonale Prize, awarded annually in Belgium to outstanding comic book artists, and in France Jean Dufaux was named a Chevalier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres in 2009. Ana Miralles, born in Madrid in 1959, started her comic book and illustration career in 1982, when she had her first story published in the Spanish magazine Rambla. She later went on to be published in the magazines Madriz, Cairo, Marca Acme, Blue Press, Marie-Claire Spain, Vogue Spain and Je Bouquine. Her first album, "El brillo de una Mirada, " written by Emilio Ruiz, was published in black and white by Editions La General in 1990.
It's the erotic story of a woman who describes a series of events during the filming of a TV advert in a hotel. This work was later put into color and republished in Spain by Editorial Casset, in France by Glénat (with the title "Corps à Corps"), and in Italy by Blue Press. In 1991, the first volume of the "Eva Medusa" trilogy, "Toi et Venin, " written by Antonio Segura, was released by Glénat.
The other two titles, "Toi, le désir" and "Toi, l'amour, " came out in 1993 and 1994. This series was also distributed in Spain, Germany, Wales, and the USA. The story takes place in 1920s Brazil, mixing facts with magic, mythology, and psychoanalysis, in a tale that initially centers on the contrast of two worlds: the ancestral and the civilized, with magic and desire as catalytic elements. In collaboration with writer Emilio Ruiz, she also completed a comic book adaptation of Juan Eslava Galan's novel, "A la recherche de la licorne" (Dargaud 2008; "In Search of the Unicorn, " Europe Comics 2018), a three-part work that received prizes in Spain, Portugal, and Italy.
It recounts a 1471 expedition through the African continent in search of the legendary unicorn, with the aim of bringing back the horn to Enrique IV de Castille in order to save his waning virility. A sensitive and highly productive author, her portfolio comprises a multitude of illustrated books, post cards, book and magazine covers, exhibitions, collective compilations, advertisements, and silkscreen prints. Miralles has also notably worked in collaboration with writer Jean Dufaux on the long-running "Djinn" series, published by Dargaud (Europe Comics in English).

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