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Elecboy - Volume 4 - The Wall of Time
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E-book - Epub fixed layout
Résumé
In 2060, on television, Ray Katzinger, the megalomaniac boss of Zehus enterprise, presents the final stage of his Homo Deus project: to "bring into being" a conscious and evolving AI, equipped with a synthetic body with human biomechanical properties. It will take him almost 50 years to transmute himself, become the great luminous Zehus surrounded by his angels of death, and finally give shape to his greatest creation...
In 2122, in Redsalt Canyon, the battle rages between the community of scavengers, the inhabitants of the valley and the AIs, more or less humanoid, who attack the village. And the fratricidal struggle for power between Vittorio and Sylvio will reach its point of no return. Young Joshua crosses the desert carrying a little girl on his shoulders. In what remains of Los Angeles, he is about to find Namdak and Azul, the giant robot, to discover the whole truth about his origins, buried behind the monumental doors of a Buddhist temple protected by an army of monks.
.. The gigantic battle between the monks, guided by a lama of stone and amber, and the electric angels will be Homeric. Continuation and end of a spectacular saga for "Elecboy", the fantastic postapocalyptic and transhumanist mini-series by Jaouen Salaün. Its scenario is served by a striking realistic drawing and colors as spectacular as the epic finale of this series of anticipation with a rare breath and very contemporary themes.
In 2122, in Redsalt Canyon, the battle rages between the community of scavengers, the inhabitants of the valley and the AIs, more or less humanoid, who attack the village. And the fratricidal struggle for power between Vittorio and Sylvio will reach its point of no return. Young Joshua crosses the desert carrying a little girl on his shoulders. In what remains of Los Angeles, he is about to find Namdak and Azul, the giant robot, to discover the whole truth about his origins, buried behind the monumental doors of a Buddhist temple protected by an army of monks.
.. The gigantic battle between the monks, guided by a lama of stone and amber, and the electric angels will be Homeric. Continuation and end of a spectacular saga for "Elecboy", the fantastic postapocalyptic and transhumanist mini-series by Jaouen Salaün. Its scenario is served by a striking realistic drawing and colors as spectacular as the epic finale of this series of anticipation with a rare breath and very contemporary themes.
Fiche technique
- Date de parution : 25/10/2023
- Editeur : Europe Comics
- Collection : Elecboy
- ISBN : 979-10-328-1444-4
- EAN : 9791032814444
- Format : Epub fixed layout
- Caractéristiques du format Epub fixed layout
- Taille : 47 319 Ko
- Protection num. : Contenu protégé
- Transferts max. : 6 copie(s) autorisée(s)
- Imprimable : Non Autorisé
- Copier coller : Non Autorisé
À propos des auteurs
Jaouen Salaün was born in 1979 in France. He once dreamed of becoming a professional athlete before turning to drawing at the age of 16, when he discovered an incredible treasure in the attic: a box of signed books by such legends as Moebius, Tanino Liberatore, Paul Gillon, and Juan Giménez. Starting from scratch, he set himself to drawing the way he approached sports: with discipline and rigor. He progressed rapidly, and around the turn of the millennium he enrolled at the Emile Cohl Institute in Lyon.
In 2003, he earned recognition for his work at the Bologna Children's Book Fair, and from that year onward, he began to work with various publishers, including Nathan, Hatier, Magnard, and Rageot. The year 2006 marked the publication of his first comic book, "Nova" (Soleil), alongside writer Julien Blondel. He then joined with Christophe Bec to illustrate a spinoff of the series "Carthago" (Humanoïdes Associés).
The two came together once more in 2015 to collaborate on a new series, "Eternum" (Casterman). Most recently, he has taken on two new individual projects, including "Juste une fois" (Humanoïdes Associés), and the ambitious sci-fi dystopia series "Elecboy" (Dargaud; Europe Comics in English). Jaouen Salaün was born in 1979 in France. He once dreamed of becoming a professional athlete before turning to drawing at the age of 16, when he discovered an incredible treasure in the attic: a box of signed books by such legends as Moebius, Tanino Liberatore, Paul Gillon, and Juan Giménez.
Starting from scratch, he set himself to drawing the way he approached sports: with discipline and rigor. He progressed rapidly, and around the turn of the millennium he enrolled at the Emile Cohl Institute in Lyon. In 2003, he earned recognition for his work at the Bologna Children's Book Fair, and from that year onward, he began to work with various publishers, including Nathan, Hatier, Magnard, and Rageot.
The year 2006 marked the publication of his first comic book, "Nova" (Soleil), alongside writer Julien Blondel. He then joined with Christophe Bec to illustrate a spinoff of the series "Carthago" (Humanoïdes Associés). The two came together once more in 2015 to collaborate on a new series, "Eternum" (Casterman). Most recently, he has taken on two new individual projects, including "Juste une fois" (Humanoïdes Associés), and the ambitious sci-fi dystopia series "Elecboy" (Dargaud; Europe Comics in English).
In 2003, he earned recognition for his work at the Bologna Children's Book Fair, and from that year onward, he began to work with various publishers, including Nathan, Hatier, Magnard, and Rageot. The year 2006 marked the publication of his first comic book, "Nova" (Soleil), alongside writer Julien Blondel. He then joined with Christophe Bec to illustrate a spinoff of the series "Carthago" (Humanoïdes Associés).
The two came together once more in 2015 to collaborate on a new series, "Eternum" (Casterman). Most recently, he has taken on two new individual projects, including "Juste une fois" (Humanoïdes Associés), and the ambitious sci-fi dystopia series "Elecboy" (Dargaud; Europe Comics in English). Jaouen Salaün was born in 1979 in France. He once dreamed of becoming a professional athlete before turning to drawing at the age of 16, when he discovered an incredible treasure in the attic: a box of signed books by such legends as Moebius, Tanino Liberatore, Paul Gillon, and Juan Giménez.
Starting from scratch, he set himself to drawing the way he approached sports: with discipline and rigor. He progressed rapidly, and around the turn of the millennium he enrolled at the Emile Cohl Institute in Lyon. In 2003, he earned recognition for his work at the Bologna Children's Book Fair, and from that year onward, he began to work with various publishers, including Nathan, Hatier, Magnard, and Rageot.
The year 2006 marked the publication of his first comic book, "Nova" (Soleil), alongside writer Julien Blondel. He then joined with Christophe Bec to illustrate a spinoff of the series "Carthago" (Humanoïdes Associés). The two came together once more in 2015 to collaborate on a new series, "Eternum" (Casterman). Most recently, he has taken on two new individual projects, including "Juste une fois" (Humanoïdes Associés), and the ambitious sci-fi dystopia series "Elecboy" (Dargaud; Europe Comics in English).
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