Résumé
« Je m'appelle Stéphane. Ce rendez-vous, j'y vais pour retrouver mon père. » Avant le virus, Stéphane menait à Lyon la vie tranquille d'une élève bourgeoise en compagnie de son père, éminent épidémiologiste. La pandémie U4 a exterminé en dix jours toute la population, à l'exception des adolescents. Mais Stéphane a une conviction : son père a survécu, protégé par l'armée, et il cherche une solution à la pandémie. Plutôt que de rejoindre le R-Point où la majorité des jeunes s'organisent, sous la supervision des rares militaires survivants, elle préfère rester seule à l'appartement pour attendre le retour de son père... C'est un choix risqué : l'anarchie rampante progresse et plonge peu à peu Lyon dans le chaos... Stéphane ne croit pas à cet étrange rendez-vous à Paris pour les joueurs experts de Warriors of Time, mais les circonstances vont peut-être la faire changer d'avis...
Auteur
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Né en 1958 en Belgique, Denis Lapière se lance dans la bande dessinée au milieu des années 80. Il travaille pour Spirou et L’écho des Savanes avec Jean-Philippe Stassen. On lui doit la série Charlie avec la dessinatrice Magda, mais c’est Le Bar du vieux français qui lui apporte la reconnaissance professionnelle. Il a depuis signé de nombreuses œuvres importantes comme Un peu de fumée bleue et Le tour de valse avec Ruben Pellejero. Il est également directeur de collection aux éditions Dupuis (collections Punaise et Puceron)
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Born in 1963 in Brussels, Pierre-Paul Renders graduated in classical philology at the Université catholique de Louvain and earned a diploma in directing (Institut des arts de diffusion [IAD], Louvain-la-Neuve). Having left the IAD, he and his five classmates started a production company (AA Belgians Films). They created their first collective feature film, with a very Belgian surrealist style, "Les Sept Péchés Capitaux" (1992), based on which Renders created the short film "La Tendresse." After a brief detour with television and documentaries (mainly for Doctors Without Borders), he directed "Thomas est amoureux" (2001), his first feature film, with a screenplay by Philippe Blasband. A unique piece that's difficult to categorize, the film received awards at film festivals in Venice, Montreal, Angers, Gerardmer, Paris, Espoo (Finland), and Buenos Aires. In collaboration with Denis Lapière he wrote "Comme tout le monde," a script that was simultaneously turned into a romantic comedy (Khalid Maadour, Caroline Dhavernas, Thierry Lhermitte, Chantal Lauby et al., 2006) and a graphic novel (illustrated by Rudy Spiessert and published in 2007 by Dupuis).In 2006, he created the concept for the series "Alter Ego" (Dupuis; Europe Comics, 2015) and presented it to Denis Lapière. In recent years he has been writing and directing workshops for students at the IAD, and he also runs courses for film actors and does the odd bit of script-doctoring. He also writes a comics column for the "Journal du Médecin," a magazine for general practitioners and specialists. He is currently working on the dystopian series "U4" (Dupuis; Europe Comics) with Denis Lapière and Adrián Huelva.
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Adrián Huelva was born on May 28, 1989 in Madrid. He was a self-taught comics artist until the age of 24 when he started a two-year course at the ESDIP art school in Madrid to perfect his knowledge of comics and illustration. During this times, he created fanzines and webcomics in digital format. In 2015, the Spanish publisher Dibbuks edited and published his first short story as a scriptwriter and illustrator, in the collective comic "El Taller: 3a temporada," created with other new authors and under the direction of Kenny Ruiz. He is currently working on the adaptation of the "U4" novels for Dupuis. This is his first time working as an artist on a comic book series, with Denis Lapière and Pierre-Paul Renders writing the script.
Caractéristiques
Publication : 7 janvier 2022
Support(s) : Livre numérique eBook [ePub]
Protection(s) : Marquage social (ePub)
Taille(s) : 88,1 Mo (ePub)
EAN13 Livre numérique eBook [ePub] : 9791034766000
EAN13 (papier) : 9791034737741
