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Jan 21st, 2011, 8:33 am
The Sojourn (Le Sursis) by Jean-Pierre Gibrat
Requirements: CBR Reader. 155 MB / 66 MB.
Overview: Jean-Pierre Gibrat (b. 17/4/1954, France). "Born in Paris, Jean-Pierre Gibrat studied philosophy, publicity art and plastic art, before making the switch to comics in the second half of the 1970s. has published in various magazines, such as Pilote, Fluide Glacial and Charlie Mensuel. He published his first short stories in Pilote, and these were also collected in the 1980 album 'Visions Futées' by Dargaud. With Jackie Berroyer, he created 'Goudard' in B.D. in 1978, a series that was continued subsequently in Charlie Mensuel and Fluide Glacial. In addition, Gibrat did commission work, and drew for publications like L'Ordinateur de Poche, Sciences et Avenir and Je Bouquine. Again with Berroyer, he created 'La Parisienne' for Pilote in 1982, a character that was later implemented in new episodes of 'Goudard'. Besides the impressive psychological works in cooperation with Berroyer, Gibrat was also present in Télé-Poche with 'L'Empire sous la Mer' (script by Saval), 'Sébastien fait ce qu'il Peut' in Bonheur' and 'Médécins sans Frontières' in Okapi (scripts by Guy Vidal and later Dominique Leguillier. In 1995, Gibrat made 'Pinocchia', an erotic female version of Collodi's famous character, written by Francis Leroi and published in L'Écho des Savanes. In the following year, he associated himself with Daniel Pecqueur and made 'Marée Basse' in the collection Long Courrier of Dargaud. Gibrat then switched to the Aire Libre collection of Dargaud, and produced the World War II diptych 'Le Sursis' in 1997 and 1999, his first project as an allround author. He continued the theme in 'Le Vol du Corbeau', a second diptych published in the same collection in 2002 and 2005."

Genre: Comics, Fiction, Romance, Scanlation.

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The Sojourn / Le Sursis
    Writer/Artist: Jean-Pierre Gibrat
    Publisher: Dupuis - 1997

      The synopsis is that Julien tips up back at home in his small village in occupied France in 1943. He can’t let the officials know he’s there because he’s supposed to be in Germany, so he hides, watching the village go about its business, and learns a few things along the way. What’s killing him is having to watch his girlfriend without making contact. Despite the German forces being pushed back, he’s still in hiding. Will he be caught? Will he get the girl of his dreams, and is his biggest enemy boredom?

Also by Gibrat:

Download Instructions:
http://isafile.com/syjm5b6fi8so -- The Sojourn 01 (1997)
http://isafile.com/kwx3lfmsljsc -- The Sojourn 02 (1999)



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Jan 21st, 2011, 8:33 am

Labor Omnia Vincit Improbus... Hard Work Conquers Everything!
Jan 21st, 2011, 12:48 pm
Nice release, jay! 2x5 WRZ$ rewards. Category : Comics.
Jan 21st, 2011, 12:48 pm

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Sep 10th, 2014, 5:48 am
Added French:


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Le Sursis



    L'accueil enthousiaste et unanime des libraires, de la presse et du public à la parution du tome I, en octobre 1997, a créé autour du Sursis une manière d'événement. Le succès immédiat de cet ouvrage porté par le bouche à oreille démontre une fois de plus qu'on ne triche pas avec les lecteurs. Scénariste et dessinateur en une seule personne, Jean-Pierre Gibrat leur a donné le meilleur de lui-même : la description dans le détail d'une situation difficilement acceptable, une narration fluide qui rend cette situation pourtant crédible, des images dont la force et la qualité renforcent cette crédibilité. C'est, en somme, le résultat d'un admirable et long travail sur le fond et la forme, le fruit savoureux d'une profonde sincérité de l'auteur.
Sep 10th, 2014, 5:48 am

Labor Omnia Vincit Improbus... Hard Work Conquers Everything!