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Cosmik Roger par Julien/CDM – Histoire complète en 3 planches – Album Tome 3 - Planche originale à l'encre de chine – Format utile 22 x 30 cm – Signée
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Cosmik Roger, la parodie de Valérian plébiscitée par Christin et Mézières eux-mêmes, a enfin son intégrale qui sortira à l'occasion de la promotion du film de Luc Besson Valérian et la Cité des mille planètes ! Dans le futur, Cosmik Roger explore l'espace à la recherche d'une planète de rechange pour sauver l'espèce humaine condamnée par la surpopulation. Le cosmonaute le plus looser de la galaxie bouffe du kilomètre, enchaîne les visites de planètes, les rendez-vous avec des agents immobiliers véreux et les désillusions sentimentales. Parviendra-t-il ainsi à sauver l'humanité ? Une série délirante de Julien et Mo/ CDM : science-fiction, jolies filles,imagination débridée, répliques mordantes, clins d'oeil et références toujours plus nombreuses
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About Julien/CDM
Julien Solé is a regular contributor to the magazine Fluide Glacial, using strange pseudonyms like Julien CDM, Julien/CDM and Ju/CDM. Born in Montreuil as the son of comic artist/illustrator Jean Solé, he published his first work in a fanzine he created with Mo/CDM and Ralph Meyer while still in college. He began his professional career working as an infographic artist, illustrator, animator and comic artist.
From 1995, he started working as an artist of infographics for the pioneering website of Fluide Glacial, together with his brother Vincent (Vincent/CDM). The brothers have continued to manage the magazine's site, including the webzine @Fluidz, for many years. By 1997, he published his first short stories scripted by Manu Larcenet in the print magazine. These stories are collected in the album 'A L'Ouest de l'Infini' (1999). In 2000, he began the futuristic series 'Cosmik Roger', that is written by Mo/CDM and published in book format since 2002. He additionally created 'The Zumbies' with Yan Lindingre, of which a book was published in 2010.
