Astisendo Grupo Editorial Paquidermo Comic Blue . The Lost WomanSwitzerland, 1950s.A woman whose husband has been in a car accident heads to the hospital where he has been admitted, but a fallen elephant on the road blocks traffic.The woman abandons her car and tries to reach the hospital through the mountains.Once at the hospital, she encounters unusual characters such as a grotesque spy who talks to her about the Cold War and a seductive surgeon involved in a strange espionage affair.Reality merges with the dreamlike in a dizzying spiral that will radically change the protagonist´s life.Frederik Peeters leads us through a fascinating labyrinth where the environment seems to change according to the characters´ thoughts, as if on a large screen where they project their fears, secrets, and most intimate thoughts.With this album of unsettling strangeness, Frederik Peeters introduces us to a dreamlike universe that he dominates from beginning to end.His classic style, peppered with references to Hollywood films of the 1940s and 1950s, shines with elegance and virtuosity.Without a doubt, one of the masterpieces of the season.- Le FigaroFrederik Peeters (Geneva, 1974) signs a work that has made him one of the representative creators of the new European comic strip.His works continue to be published after the echo achieved by Blue Pills (Astiberri, 2004), the four volumes of Lupus (Astiberri 2005-2007), whose last volume was awarded as an essential album at the Angoulême International Comics Festival in 2007, the six volumes of Koma (Dibbuks, 2006-2009) or the two volumes of R.G:R.G.1 Riyadsur-Seine and R.G.2 Bangkok-Belleville (Astiberri, 2007-2008), also recognized as one of the essential albums in Angoulême 2008. tradeinn Techinn
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