Looking for something else? Try my novels, The Atomic Blood-Stained Bus (the story of a cannibal and an ex-god) and The Third Wheel (a comedic alien invasion tale), test yourself with a quiz from my book Questioning Your Sanity, or visit my website and I’ll cultivate you a whole quiz on whatever subjects you like. Each character looks individual and has life, and the creepier scenes have a different style with broader brush strokes that makes them all the more chilling.įor a story about the lengths a parent will go to protect their children, you would do well to pick this up and give it a read. The art is very beautiful and captures character, location and emotion well. The story is unsettling in all the right ways, leaving the reader free to insert their own fears and beliefs into it, making it as scary as you want it to be. Just a quick review for this one as, with all graphic novels, it’s better seen for yourself. How are they supposed to escape them, and are they even meant to? But wherever they go, the shadows follow. The mother seeks help from an old friend, but it is the father who takes the step of travelling away with Joachim, determined to protect him. Whatever the family do, the shadows stay. Trouble comes, however, when three shadowy figures appear on a distant hill. His graphic novel 'Portugal' was published in Dupuis' Aire Libre collection in 2011.Three Shadows begins with a father, mother and their son Joachim living a peaceful, blessed existence in the woods. His comic series 'Auto Bio' was published in Fluide Glacial and collected in book format by the publisher of the same name. This was followed by 'Trois Ombres' in Delcourt's Shampooing collection in the following year, that won the Essentiels d'Angoulême prize at the 2008 Angoulême festival. Pedrosa had his first effort as an allround author with 'Les Coeurs Solitaires', a comic published in the Expresso collection of Dupuis in 2006. Their third children's series was 'Brigade Fantôme', of which two books were published in 20. The created four books for publisher Delcourt until 2004, when they started their second series, 'Shaolin Moussaka'. He created his first comic series with writer David Chauvel, called 'Ring Circus', in 1998. From 1996 to 1998 he worked for Disney on films like the 'Hunchback of the Notre Dame' and 'Hercules'.

After several unfinished studies, Cyril Pedrosa enrolled at the animation department of the Gobelins School.

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