Lewis Trondheim - Böcker

After two years of unemployment, Maggy Garrisson lands a secretarial job. Too bad her new boss is the shady, chaotic Anthony Wight: private detective and alcoholic. But a job is a job, and Maggy could use the cash. Five days into her new role, Wight is beaten to a pulp and Maggy is tasked with returning his wallet. With this seemingly innocuous request, Maggy enters a sinister underworld of corrupt cops, crooked businessmen, and career criminals. There’s a lot to investigate, from the disappearance of a family album to the theft of gold teeth from bodies at the crematorium. But for someone with the energy, ingenuity, and enterprising spirit of Maggy Garrison, puzzles are there to be solved—especially if there’s money to be made in the process.

Roland has the perfect vacation planned for Fabienne – everything isorganized, booked, and paid for in advance, with the entire itinerary recordedin a notebook. It’s going to be a wonderful week where they can discusstheir future together. But before they can even get their luggageto their rental, Roland is decapitated in a freak accident. And Fabienne,stunned and alone, has no idea how to process it. So in her daze of denial, shedecides to stay and follow the itinerary as planned, as if the tragedy neverhappened. Ghost-like, she wanders the tourist-filled streets, apassive spectator to the joys of others’ lives. Along the way, she meetsPaco, a local vendor with some eccentric views on life and death. Being ratherprivate normally, it isn’t hard for her to lie about the companion thatnever seems to be there at that very moment, but Paco soon puts the piecestogether. His minor fascination with bizarre deaths has him all too familiarwith the tale of the recently decapitated tourist. And he realizes this womanneeds a friend right now more than anything else. So they spend a platonic weekoff and on, neither of them talking about what happened. And thatseems to be precisely what she needs to process everything. Amoving and mesmerizing look at life, death, and the many different ways we copewith each, written by celebrated author Lewis Trondheim and illustrated byHubert Chevillard.

The legend of the founding of Dungeon continues with two all-new chapters! Old Arakou, Hyacinthe's father, feels rusty and mopes at the idea of dying in his bed. He never ceases to remember the old heroic days and his pals he wants to connect back with. So, he mounts his faithful steed, much to the chagrin of Alexandra who, worried for him, accompanies him on this crazy ride. Meanwhile, in the ruins of Antipolis, Comor and a handful of lords are preparing to take back power...The second story presents the arrival of young Marvin to the Dungeon, ready to become its most faithful protector. The city of Antipolis destroyed, his father dead, Hyacinthe de Cavallère finds himself alone to fight against the threats of the attackers eager to appropriate the Dungeon. The duchies of Clérembard and Vaucanson are determined to enlarge their territories... Prospects for the Dungeon look dire but as the two forces attack, they are not expecting the fierce opposition awaiting them in so many forms, including that of the most powerful of the warriors in the making: Marvin the Saurian.

Poppies of Iraq is Brigitte Findakly s nuanced tender chronicle of her relationship with her homeland Iraq, co-written and drawn by her husband, the acclaimed cartoonist Lewis Trondheim. In spare and elegant detail, they share memories of her middle class childhood touching on cultural practices, the education system, Saddam Hussein s state control, and her family s history as Orthodox Christians in the arab world. Poppies of Iraq is intimate and wide-ranging; the story of how one can become separated from one s homeland and still feel intimately connected yet ultimately estranged. Signs of an oppressive regime permeate a seemingly normal life: magazines arrive edited by customs; the color red is banned after the execution of General Kassim; Baathist militiamen are publicly hanged and school kids are bussed past them to bear witness. As conditions in Mosul worsen over her childhood, Brigitte s father is always hopeful that life in Iraq will return to being secular and prosperous. The family eventually feels compelled to move to Paris, however, where Brigitte finds herself not quite belonging to either culture.Trondheim brings to life Findakly s memories to create a poignant family portrait that covers loss, tragedy, love, and the loneliness of exile.

Part Five in the eight-part pulp sci-fi epic INFINITY 8, this standalone adventure takes readers on a zombie-filled rollercoaster ride in deep space! Filled with high-tension thrills, fast-paced action, and wry humor like the best grindhouse space flicks, this tale by writers Lewis Trondheim and Davy Mourier and illustrator Lorenzo De Filici follows a single mother and security agent, Ann Ninurta, as she is drawn into one of eight parallel timelines initiated by the captain of the starship in his attempt to discover the origin of the mysterious galaxy-sized rubble field that they are trapped in. But as close as agent Ninurta comes to finding the secret to this mystery, her daughter's safety puts her duty in question... as well as the safety of the entire population of the ship (and possibly the entire universe)!While this tale stands on its own, it provides even more pieces to the ultimate puzzle behind this madcap space opera.

The next temporal reboot in the mind-bending, pulpy, eight-part space opera, we meet the newest recruit in the mystery investigation: Officer Leila Sherad of the Art and Antiquities Division. Answers begin to fall into place and questions start to find answers in this sixth chapter in the saga written by the legendary Lewis Trondheim and Emmanuel Guibert and illustrated by Franck Biancarelli!

The next temporal reboot in the mind-bending, pulpy, eight-part space opera, we meet the newest recruit in the mystery investigation: regular guy Douglas! By Lewis Trondheim and webcomic superstar Boulet!

The key to the mystery lies in the past, when the intergalactic confederation decided to organize the genocide of the Tonn Shärs, an alien species ​​whose temporal powers are far too powerful for the taste of other races. Only 88 Tonn Shärs, ​​including the captain of the Infinity 8, were kept alive and under the yoke of the Confederation. In the 30 years since this massacre, the 88 surviving Tonn Shärs pretended to be obedient, but patiently waited for revenge. In this eighth and final reboot, the hour for vengeance has come. The seven previous temporal reboots allowed the captain to drop his mask: caught in a crisis of violence, he puts to death all the previous space liner agents... except for one: Lieutenant Reffo is saved by the time-traveling robot, Hal. Revived by their robot technology, Reffo develops a plan to prevent the captain from destroying the Confederation, by creating an army of the dead, raised from the necropolis itself. This plan will require the six previously-assigned agents: officer Yoko Keren, the impulsive Stella Moonkicker, the marshall Emma O'Mara, Patty Stardust, Ann Ninurta, Leïla Sherad, and even little Douglas. A crack team for a final conflict!