Dear Reader,
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April is here, and it brings a parade of great books with it.
Let's start with one you've been clamouring for: volume four of The Complete Valerian. We can't thank you enough for your support with our first foray into hardback collections – except of course by continuing to deliver great books in great formats! This one contains perhaps the four best titles of the series, and certainly its pivotal moment: Châtelet Station, Brooklyn Line, The Ghosts of Inverloch and The Wrath of Hypsis. A volume that no true fan can miss, with some material not even found in the French extras!
Next we have the concluding volume of The Last Templar's second cycle, and the further adventures of FBI Agent Reilly and his archaeologist partner Tess Chaykin. A thrilling chase through Cappadocia, both today and in the 14th century, by one of the masters of the genre.
Lucky Luke is next, with the (almost) true story of how the first bridge over the Mississippi in St Louis was built. Adventure! Laughs! Alligators! Everything we love from the Lonesome Cowboy, with a sneaky dose of educational value too – how is that not perfect?
Finally, also building bridges albeit in a more metaphorical way, Yoko Tsunoreturns for an outer-space adventure to a literal frozen hell. Investigating strange lights on a distant moon where every chemical and radioactive waste the Vineans ever produced was stockpiled millions of years ago – what could possibly go wrong, hmm?
April with Cinebook – no troubled waters here!
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Terry Hooper-Scharf
Friday, 27 April 2018
Cinebook the 9th Art: Newsletter 124 - April 2018
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I love that the Laureline and Valerian series has continued. This is my favourite era of their saga. I have the complete set in French and perhaps, one of these days, I might actually be able to afford them in English! For those that can, this is a brilliant series and a perfect marriage of text and art. Laureline is a star made in heaven and Valerian is her . . well, he's Valerian, her sometimes ept fellow time agent. Characters that were somewhat and surprisingly let down by the recent film.
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