Welcome to the realm of the strange!

Above all, we should acknowledge, besides the attractive cover, the presentation of this collection of exquisite, a successful invitation to enter the strange world dAxolot. Laxolot (or "axolotl" in Nahuatl), this is a little critter amphibian living mainly in Mexico and which has given its name to the site and the comics Patrick Baud. "Halfway between the salamander and the Pokémon ', this creature has the particularity to regenerate damaged organs and can remain in the state larval his life. And if you tell me there 'weird', I feel that you feel like you are risking more This album is indeed for you.

Our Big Circus souvre fanfare with a headless chicken, numbered strong clownish and chains on a Hitchcockian session embalming by an old doctor lovesick, which are followed strange creations, chimeras or dillusions, who knows The program includes the " true Frankenstein, "a Turkish chess champion PLC, monsters from the darkness, the Blob (seen hilarious microscope Marion Montaigne), three Christs not very healthy minded, dancers and gruesome zombie dolls.

A Lentracte this delightfully gloomy baroque fair, you can stroll among extraordinary trees, visit the cabinet of curiosities including a fabulous bestiary, or consult a psychologist who will stick mage-miquettes you by showing you how your brain playing tricks and there, do not be surprised if when you close the book, strength squad dinfirmiers your door to get you the camisole, especially if you tell them that everything is true!

In the meantime, you can still enjoy a varied graphics by authors handpicked (besides Marion Montaigne, note the participation of Libon, Tony Sandoval, Boulet, Camille Moog Ewann Surcouf, Geoffroy World Sybilline and Capucine, Adrien Ménielle William Long, Yannick Lejeune), forming a coherent and exciting ensemble under the baton of the brilliant conductor Patrick Baud. Laxolotl is said to be an endangered species. Let's hope that it will go in quite different for the Axolot version of comics, and original collective work to which a sequel would be more than welcome.