Today, in a bookshop, I found a strange 48cc comic book :
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978 cover, Pascal Matthey, 5c |
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What's ? So, I looked inside : it's a kind of abstract comics ; like a mix of
figuration libre and
american abstract expressionism.
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978 (excerpt), Pascal Matthey, 5c, 2013 |
978 (it's the first digits of books bar code), it's also a comic book
de l'après surproduction (de bandes-dessinées).
Pascal Matthey's
978 is published by la Cinquième Couche.
(more excerpts and a short introduction (in French)
here.
ps : 48cc (48 pages couleur cartonné) is a term (of Jean-Christophe Menu) to denote the french standard commercial comic books.