In Simpleton 's collection
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Qui s'est le plus éclaté dans cette série : Alan Moore, le démiurge embarqué dans un trip étourdissant à travers les arcanes de la Magie; ou bien le duo J.H. Williams III/Mick Gray qui a donné à ce récit à haute dose de mysticisme la grandeur visuelle dont il avait besoin ? Difficile à dire, mais l'alchimie (facile !) de ces talents combinés a donné une oeuvre surprenante où chaque page tournée amène son lot de surprises, telle cette rencontre improbable (quoique...) avec Aleister/Alice Crowley au pays des merveilles... V V V V V...
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About J.H. Williams III
Jim H. Williams III began his comic book career in the mid 1990s, pencilling 'Deathwish' for Milstone Media. He then did DC's short-lived 'Chase' title, which he made with D. Curtis Johnson. He formed a team with inker Mick Gray, working together on the 'Elseworlds' graphic novels 'Justice Riders' and 'Son of Superman'. Williams then had a run on Wildstorm's 'Promethia' with Alan Moore (1999-2005). He teamed up with Warren Ellis to launch 'Desolation Jones' at Wildstorm in 2005 and participated in Grant Morrison's 'Seven Soldiers' project. He has additionally done art on 'Batman' and 'Jonah Hex, before becoming the regular artist on 'Detective Comics' with writer Greg Rucka in 2009
Text (c) Lambiek
