Les Mini-Justiciers by Helene Bruller

Les Mini-Justiciers by Helene Bruller

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Les Mini-Justiciers by Helene Bruller

Une succession de gags dans lesquels les heros sont des petits animaux qui ressemblent a des enfants. Chacun d'eux est dote de super pouvoirs a priori totalement incongrus (Superpudepie, Supermou...) qui lui permettent de se sortir de situations embarrassantes et d'apparaitre comme un super heros face aux copains
Born in 1967 in Switzerland, Zep--his real name is Philippe Chappuis--derives his pen name from a fanzine that he created at age 12 when he was a fan of Led Zeppelin. Drawing and inventing stories from a tender age, he later enrolled in the Ecole des Arts Dü¾Ž–”¼coratifs in Geneva. In 1992, Zep laid down some of his childhood memories in a sketchbook, an act giving birth to the character Titeuf who would become the best-known little boy in French comics. Today, Titeuf (translated in English as Tootuff) has become a publishing phenomenon, popular amongst children and their parents, with 13 books published, millions of copies printed, and a cartoon series broadcast since 2001 in 240 countries and in 35 languages. Titeuf has also become one of the strongest trademark licences on the French market, generating products in over 30 categories. Yet Zep is also the author of many other works for children and young people--but not exclusively. He is eminently the author of Le Guide du zizi sexuel (text by Hü¾Ž–”¼lü¾Ž†”¼ne Bruller), a humorous practical guide on sexuality for children and their parents, now a must-have for families (2 million copies sold). In 2007, the Citü¾Ž–”¼ des Sciences et de l'Industrie in Paris inaugurated an exhibition adapting Le Guide du zizi sexuel that attracted record-breaking crowds (350,000 visitors) before travelling to Switzerland and Belgium. In 2004, Zep won the Grand Prix d'Angoulü¾˜–”¼me for his body of work. This is the most prestigious prize for European comic book writers.
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ISBN 13 9782012244511
ISBN 10 2012244513
Title Les Mini-Justiciers
Author Helene Bruller
Series Les Minijusticiers
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Book
Publisher Hachette Jeunesse
Year published 2003-03-31
Number of pages 124
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.