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Dayak by Philippe Adamov
Requirements: CBR Reader, PDF Reader, 31 MB / 184 MB.
Overview: In a Los Angeles African dimensions of a huge ghetto, here is the confrontation of two brothers ... On the one hand Dayak, abandoned child, raised in secret and the magic started. On the other Simon, Chairman of the JPC, a mining company for which Africa is a huge deposit to plunder. The fratricidal struggle that engages is that of man against the money, love against indifference. But it is also the confrontation of two powers indestructible robots cons witches, magic against technology ..

Killer art, solid story and a very interesting vision of the future. Abrupt ending though.

Dayak

Story and Art : Philippe Adamov
Original title: Dayak
Original language: French
Original French publisher: Glénat


Published stories:

- Dayak 01: Ghetto 9, 46 pages, color, Heavy Metal, September 1994, Ghetto 9, 1993 (No 1)
- Dayak 02: The Green Room, 46 pages, color, Heavy Metal, March 1996, La chambre verte, 1994 (No 2)
- Dayak 03: Zaks, 46 pages, color, Heavy Metal, November 1998, Zaks, 1997 (No 3)

A fratricide struggle in a futuristic Africa.
Witness the clash of two brothers in an African Los Angeles which has the feel of an immense ghetto. On one side there is Dayak, abandoned as a child, he was raised in secret and initiated in the world of magic. On the other there is Simon, President of CPM, a mining company that sees Africa, merely, as a vast depositary ripe for pillaging. The battle that ensues between the two is not just brother against brother; it is man against money and love versus indifference. And it also represents a clash of two indestructible forces: machines against wizards, technology against magic.
After a number of albums Dayak is Adamov’s first series as both artist and writer. It is a dynamic work rich in design, with textured colours, there is intrigue, passion and politics blended together to create a bewitching and sulphurous mix.


By Trenton Brown (Cleveland, Ohio)

"Dayak: Ghetto9 by Philippe Adamov, is a highly enjoyable example of the standard "corrupt future" graphic novel plot, with the uncommon twist of being set in Africa."

Philippe Adamov, born: 27/6/1956.

Philippe Adamov was born in London, UK, but moved to France later on. After a promising start as a science-fiction illustrator, Philippe Adamov found his way into comics with the fairytale-like 'Seule au Monde', a comic scripted by Xavier Séguin and published in Okapi in 1983. Soon he made his name with the samurai series 'Le Vent des Dieux', written by Patrick Cothias and published in Vécu from 1985. After five episodes, he handed over the artwork to Thierry Gioux. Also with Cothias, he conceived 'Les Eaux de Mortelune', a dynamic science-fiction story set amidst the ruins of a post-apocalyptic Paris.

Between 1993 and 1997, he made the science-fiction trilogy 'Dayak' at the publishing house Glénat, for which he did both scenario and artwork. For the same publisher, he launched 'L'Impératrice Rouge' with writer Jean Dufaux, a series inspired by the movie by Josef von Sternberg.

# Note: European Comics, Scanlation, Mature Reader.

Download Instructions:
Dayak 01 Ghetto 9 -- http://novafile.org/pdh0vhnhkulv
Dayak 02 The Green Room -- http://novafile.org/uzuqz71qv0ya
Dayak 03 Zaks -- http://novafile.org/kd9g7kbo3rmj

Mirror:

Dayak 01 Ghetto 9 -- http://uplly.com/u5loujijztih
Dayak 02 The Green Room -- http://uplly.com/nsvstnobrgky
Dayak 03 Zaks -- http://uplly.com/k3d5lt0cgmay

French:

Dayak T01 Ghetto 9 -- http://novafile.org/ya9irbrbo3uq
Dayak T02 La chambre verte -- http://novafile.org/kboqcyvqfj5v
Dayak T03 Zaks -- http://novafile.org/9jkjncz6wnet

[Guy1731]

Interesting release, Uroj, thanks! Rewarded 15 WRZ$. Category: Comics.

Guy1731

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