Worthy of a sentence

I read somewhere that Rosinski has developed a graphic so that the universe of Thorgal is respected. I admit that for colorization, we are in shades. But in terms of features, we are rather in tuna - Yep 'm'sieurs, ladies! I dared a pun pourrav '! It's in the lot: for BD pourrav 'offered a pun!

Well, all that to say what end? And although I do not like ... Frankly, if you can recognize Kriss Valnor, then hats off! I really can not make myself these traits sketched, sketched, thrown on paper as when scribbles on the notepad by the phone. This rendering bony, almost skeletal who swears not only with his new pair of tits, but also with the secondary characters ... because curiously, these are rather chiadés and successful. All? Except another; more precisely "another": the character of Hildebrün.
So What? Well I just think that De Vita has not the art of nuance had Rosinski. And it seems especially true when it comes to represent a female character. Which in itself is quite nerd when it resumes the adventures of a character who is a woman ...
Three female characters in all and for all in this volume. The three are virtually identical: you just have to change a hair color, attire into a different character. I invite you to page 23, 3rd thumbnail from the center or page 41, the first central poiler thumbnail to you at once. But generally, just look at any woman here and to imagine otherwise dressed or wearing to be convinced of that you look. Too bad.

The storyline and staging are still missing and really any much cachet. However where I was surprised, it is clear that it seems to be - despite some hard sucking the marrow thorgalienne substantific identity - a desire for consistency and overlap between different stories of the Worlds and Thorgal Thorgal . Yet if it had been said that each volume could be read independently, as you say immediately that it is not worthy of a queen with that will. Indeed, the authors refer repeatedly Boat Sabre (Volume 33 of Thorgal) and this is just the beginning.
In short, De Vita / Sente commit a paradox of diverse and varied intentions which I must admit stirs my curiosity; I have not wanted to know the continuation of the adventures of Kriss Valouest, but knowing how they will screw up their caramel - if it happens; after all, we are never safe from a surprise.
I also pass on the bias Sente want situate historically adventure, sweeping the few good ideas implemented in previous volumes. I'm not going away so as not to spoil your fun.

In short, "Volume 1 '(or maybe -2 if I am in a good mood) regarding me before a final judgment of this universe there. Makes you wonder if Rosinski look anything but beautiful cover to check if the charter is respected ...