Ah, ça parle Blacksad, plus pertinent encore du coup, je sais qu'au moins un type ici aime, et que beaucoup d'autres pourraient aimer le truc dont je vais parler là "Usagi Yojimbo", BD américaine créée par Stan Sakai il y a maintenant 25 ans, mettant en scène des animaux anthropomorphes au Japon féodal, le tout en très bien écrit, et très détaillé et recherché, historiquement parlant, un vrai petit bijou.
BREF (Et je fous le truc en anglais, vu que c'est publié en anglais, si vous savez pas lire ça, ça sert à rien d'acheter)
Citation:
Usagi Yojimbo: The Special Edition comes out the first week of December from Fantagraphics, and that's a release worth paying attention to. It often flies under the radar, but Stan Sakai's Usagi Yojimbo has been one of the most consistently well-written and well-drawn comics over the past twenty-five years. Sakai has created a long-running series that doesn't need jumping on points or events to tell good stories. He simply creates classic tales, month-in, month-out. If you've never experienced Usagi Yojimbo before now, check out a preview of a full story from the special hardcover edition after the jump, plus a couple pages of another.
For the first ten years of his career, the battling bunny was published by Fantagraphics Books. In honor of his 25th anniversary, Fantagraphics is releasing a deluxe slipcase set collecting the seven first Usagi books. With over 1000 pages of story, this is the complete, definitive, early Usagi. This Special Edition will also be brimming with extra material, including a complete full-color gallery of the more than 50 Usagi covers from that period (never-before-collected); preparatory sketches, including Sakai's original first draft of the "Samurai" story; two "non-canon" Usagi stories by Sakai co-starring the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (with whom Usagi also shared screen time in the TMNT TV series); the rare behind-the-scenes "How I Draw Usagi Yojimbo" strip; Introductions by Stan Sakai and Stan Lee; and a feature-length, career-spanning interview with Sakai.
Source:
http://www.comicsalliance.com/2010/11/1 ... n-preview/Ca tue putain, et ça tue d'avoir un taf, je sais ce que je vais faire de ma thune!