Frank Leclercq

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Agatha Christie

Murder is an art form, boasts the flamboyant Mr Shaitana, not just a boring science for the little grey cells. So Hercule Poirot has some reservations about accepting his invitation to a lavish party for four eminent criminologists and four criminals! And his reticence proves to be well judged when an after dinner game of bridge turns into something decidedly nastier then just art...

Cards on the Table

François Rivière

Solidor,

Le Crime de l'Orient-Express (1933), Mort sur le Nil (1937) et Dix Petits Nègres (1939) sont les romans de la reine du crime les plus connus à travers le monde. Spécialiste d'Agatha Christie, François Rivière les a adaptés pour la bande dessinée. Le trait, précis et ligne claire, des dessinateurs Solidor et Leclercq retranscrit merveilleusement bien l'atmosphère cosmopolite et perverse de ces trois œuvres cultes. Agatha Christie (1890-1976) a écrit 66 romans et une centaine de nouvelles. Son prodigieux et prolifique talent littéraire a mis en scène d'ingénieux stratagèmes criminels qui se prêtent bien à l'adaptation en bande dessinée.

Petits Nègres

Coffret en 3 volumes : Le Crime de l'Orient-Express ; Mort sur le Nil ; Dix

Famed for her crime masterpieces, Agatha Christie's books have become the best-selling in the world, appealing to readers young and old for their ingenious plots and immediately recognizable characters. The stories have also transcended the printed page, become bestselling audiobooks and award-winning films, plays and television series. Now words and pictures combine in an exciting new way of telling these stories - full-colour graphic novels which enhance the original stories and offer a completely new way of enjoying some of the world's most popular and exciting mysteries. 'Young Adventurers Limited' is a brand new private detective agency, set up by the dashing Tommy Beresford and the resourceful Tuppence Cowley. Their first assignment is to track down some secret documents which disappeared after the sinking of the Lusitania. Soon they are on the trail of the mysterious Mr Brown, the head of an international gang of crooks - and in more danger than they bargained for! The wartime sinking of the Lusitania off the Irish coast in May 1915 shocked the world. Returning to Britain from New York, the cruise ship was torpedoed by a German submarine, and 1,198 passengers lost their lives. It provided the perfect backdrop for Agatha Christie's second published novel, an ambitious spy story, now faithfully adapted by François Rivière and Belgian artist Frank Leclercq.

The Secret Adversary

La version, adaptée pour la bande dessinée, de La nuit qui ne finit pas permet de pratiquer l'anglais.

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