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  • Evening slides in the Arabic corner.  

    The Arab Future - Volume 1 (Hardcover)
    First of He took us to override what the title might suggest uninviting this album, recently awarded in Angoulême: Larabe the future, which appeared to be riding the themes too trendy. But ultimately autobiographical comic Riad Sattouf (who made a st
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  • Malaise 3  

    The Arab Future - Volume 1 (Hardcover)
    As well described by other reviewers, I read this comic with a big sense of unease. I have not been neither in Syria nor in Libya but have echoes of people who lived there. Fortunately I have their stories to mind. Where is the humanity in "Arab of t
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  • Funny, moving, informative, terrifying  

    The Arab Future - Volume 1 (Hardcover)
    Those who see in this work an anti-musuman pamphlet and anti-Arab are sadly mistaken It includes the "leg" of the author. His narrative very free, full of humor and candor. I read it and reread it always with pleasure, and my parents who often t
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  • Formidable February 17  

    The Arab Future - Volume 1 (Hardcover)
    What about this award-winning author at the Angoulême comics festival in 2015? Otherwise, as we looked forward to following his adventures!
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  • Sattouf right in the thousand  

    The Arab Future - Volume 1 (Hardcover)
    Already the title in a France where a certain ideology is spreading, it is a welcome challenge. Just falls into this comic, humor is always on top, falsely naive drawings perfectly serve the story. I look forward to the next!
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  • Where are the Riad Sattouf ??????  

    The Arab Future - Volume 1 (Hardcover)
    I just leave my comment here, while I think this comic is done long ago: she's great. So I bounced on the media coverage of Angouleme returned to Riad Sattouf price. I do not'll add much to all those who will not be disappointed to form an opinion fo
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  • Diving was great in the Arab childhood Riad Sattouf  

    The Arab Future - Volume 1 (Hardcover)
    Riad Sattouf is definitely a great guy. While it has increased the success over recent years (though his last film despite a very decent critical reception was quite disappointing in terms of inputs me-it seems), it never stops deny that the place in
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  • Gros malaise ...  

    The Arab Future - Volume 1 (Hardcover)
    Gros discomfort at the end of the reading of "the Arab of the Future", the pavement of Riad Sattouf yet eaten in two hours: written by another (especially a "Gallic"), we would be willing to bet that this book happen a pamphlet for the
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  • BD Exellente  

    The Arab Future - Volume 1 (Hardcover)
    Here's a bit of history of the Middle East described (rétropsectivement) from the perspective of a child. Riad Sattouf has an impeccable gift for observation and succeeded in describing aberrant situations without value judgment. I'm curious to read
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  • Highly after 3  

    The Arab Future - Volume 1 (Hardcover)
    Emotion and humor, we recognize the style of Sattouf and waiting for one thing; Following the adventures ...
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  • Vitriol in a child's gaze  

    The Arab Future - Volume 1 (Hardcover)
    This comic (which I would call almost graphic novel as we learn much about the history of Libya and Syria 80s) is a falsely naive portrait of what made early childhood Riad: a father to West which always stand the fault of its failures on others, an
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  • awesome 7128 6388  

    The Arab Future - Volume 1 (Hardcover)
    touching, simple and subtle, endearing. Let's watch already later. THANKS to R Sattouf us to share the ups and less tall in its history in history.
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  • Back in the Middle East  

    The Arab Future - Volume 1 (Hardcover)
    After Marjane Satrapi, who had told his Iranian youth in Persepolis, Riad Sattouf undertakes to put in pictures of their own memories Libya and Syria. This first volume of what should be a trilogy ends in 1984, while the author has 6 years. While I a
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