Grendizer, a fulguropoings comic strip
Xavier Dorison, Denis Bajram, Brice Cossu Alexis Sentenac and Yoann Guillo have imagined a new Goldorak adventure based on the work of Go Nagai © éditions Kana
By: Jean-François Cadet Follow
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Xavier Dorison, Denis Bajram, Brice Cossu, Alexis Sentenac and Yoann Guillo pay homage in comics to one of their childhood heroes: “Goldorak”.
A new adventure of the most famous giant robot in the universe validated by the master Gō Nagai in person.
A magnificent album, a hectic adventure.
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The first episode of "Grendizer" is a Japanese animated series, based on the manga by Gō Nagai, published three years earlier in Japan, under the name "Grendizer".
Grendizer is a steel colossus with big yellow horns, metal elephant-leg pants, and a few hyper-effective weapons, astero-axes, mega-volts and other blasting fists.
A robot piloted by Actarus, the prince of Euphor, in exile since he managed to escape the slaughter of his people by the forces of Vega.
He found refuge on Earth, and aboard Grendizer, he in turn defends it against the Golgoths, the combat robots sent there too by this Vega empire thirsty for conquest.
A humanist and ecological epic that will delight a whole generation of toddlers.
But also the little
Xavier Dorison
, future comic book scriptwriter, an inventor of all kinds of stories, from historical drama to anticipation, including adventure or western, or little
Denis Bajram
, another key figure in the comic strip known in particular for Universal War.
Today they both realize a dream: to take back the hero of their childhood, and invent a new adventure for him.
After obtaining the blessing of Grandmaster Gō Nagai, they formed their own Eagle Patrol, with Brice Cossu, Alexis Sentenac and Yoann Guillo.
The album available from Kana editions is absolutely magnificent.
It is very elegant and very soberly titled "Goldorak".
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