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Wartmag - BD, bande dessinée, manga, comics et pas seulement ! -
5 hours and 58 minutes ago
Près de deux ans se seront écoulés depuis la fin
d’Inri, deuxième volet du Triangle
secret, avec la publication en mars prochain du premier tome des
Gardiens du sang, troisième cycle – ou
saison, c’est la mode – de la saga ésotérique conduite
par Didier Convard. Denis Falque sera chargé de la
plupart des dessins sur un tome qui se passera essentiellement de nos jours, avec
l’assassinat d’une huile du Vatican par un mystérieux tueur au service de la
foi.

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L'actu en patates -
6 hours ago
Double ration aujourd’hui, avec ce petit dessin qui était initialement prévu
pour un magazine.
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Wartmag - BD, bande dessinée, manga, comics et pas seulement ! -
6 hours and 11 minutes ago
Sans même entrer
dans le vif du sujet, Bottomless Belly Button, roman graphique de
Dash Shaw, en impose par
ses mensurations : 720 pages, un dos de 5,5 cm sur lequel on trouve une foultitude d’infos,
bref, une sacrée bête. Acclamé meilleure bande dessinée
indépendante de l’année aux USA, le pavé édité par
Fantagraphics arrive aux
éditions Çà et là pour 30 €, un an
après la sortie du tout aussi imposant Château l’Attente.
Mais rien à voir ici avec de la fantasy médiévale, Bottomless Belly
Button flirte du côté de la chronique sociale iconoclaste à
travers les aventures de la famille Loony, qu’on croirait presque sortie d’un film de
Wes Anderson, genre Famille Tenenbaum. Il faut dire qu’après 40 ans
de mariage, les parents Loony annoncent leur divorce, et réunissent tout le monde dans la
maison familiale. Fantaisie parmi d’autres, Peter, le cadet de la famille, apparaît
la quasi-totalité du bouquin sous les traits d’une grenouille –
même s’il nous a fallu un quart du livre pour comprendre que ses narines
n’étaient pas ses yeux ! –, en écho à sa position
de loser que ce soit sur le plan professionnel ou sentimental. Lui, comme les autres, va vivre un
séjour riche en rebondissements tapant au cÅ“ur de ses complexes. À la
fin, tous les personnages auront évolué de façon perceptible.
Varié et hétéroclite, tant sur les thèmes que sur le plan visuel,
avec des mises en pages éclatées pour rythmer les différentes parties et de
nombreux jeux graphiques avec des onomatopées d’ambiances “musique à
fond” et de mouvements “emmêle”, les 720 pages se lisent d’une
traite. Pourtant, Bottomless Belly Button aura du mal à
séduire ceux pour qui les histoires qui mènent en voyage dans la psyché des
personnages ne font ni chaud ni froid. Reste qu’en la matière, grâce à
ses trouvailles graphiques et à sa façon de traiter de façon simple les
choses complexes, le roman graphique de Dash Shaw est ce qui s’est fait de mieux cette
année !


Les images sont © Dash Shaw.


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Wartmag - BD, bande dessinée, manga, comics et pas seulement ! -
6 hours and 28 minutes ago
À la façon de l’Étrangleur de
Tardi chez Casterman, Carabas s’essaye au format tabloïd en proposant
une histoire courte de Low Moon, le nouveau Jason, déjà
dispo chez l’éditeur dans un petit format de 180 pages vendu 20 euros. Cette version
allégée, proposée 3 euros au format journal, nous fait profiter en
très grand format des situations cocasses imaginées par Jason, soit un western
où le jeu d’échec semble avoir remplacé les bons vieux colts
poussiéreux. À cela s’ajoutent les habituels running gags et les innombrables
comiques de situation. Forcément Jasonesque.
En deux mots : Western et mat
De Jason, aux éditions Carabas - 20 pages - 3 € (visuel
récupéré sur placedeslibraires.fr)

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L'actu en patates -
10 hours and 17 minutes ago
Un peu de poésie pour commencer ce joli mois de décembre avec un dessin que
j’avais déjà diffusé il y a quelques années.
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The Allmusic Blog -
31 minutes ago
Sugar
Mountain: Live at Canterbury House 1968 culls highlights from Neil
Young’s two shows at Canterbury House in Ann Arbor, MI on November 9 and 10, 1968. Like
its two predecessors in Young’s Archives series, the concerts captured on
Sugar Mountain are legendary among Neil Young collectors, in this case because of the
gentle, tentative version of the title track that showed up on Decade — prior to
this, the only official release from the concert. At first glance, Sugar Mountain might
seem similar to Live at Massey Hall 1971, as they’re both solo acoustic sets, but
the tenor of the two shows is quite different. Massey Hall captured Neil in full flight,
just before the release of Harvest, whereas the concerts on Sugar Mountain were just a
month or two shy of the release of his first solo album.
He had hits with Buffalo Springfield — much of the set list leans heavily on Springfield
songs, such as “Mr. Soul,” “Expecting to Fly,” “Birds,”
“Nowadays Clancy Can’t Even Sing,” and “Broken Arrow” — but
he had yet to prove himself as a solo artist, so the endearing tentative quality of his
performances shouldn’t come as a surprise, and yet it does: Young’s reputation as a
steely renegade often suggests that he never second-guesses his moves. Neil doesn’t
second-guess here but he is fragile and human, telling stories (sometimes at considerable length)
before sliding into these delicate songs, wryly lamenting that he should have some happy songs to
sing before testing out the melody for “Winterlong,” stopping short because the song
isn’t quite written yet. It’s a marvelously intimate performance, unguarded and
open-hearted, unique in its delicate touch: it’s Neil Young before the myth crystallized,
and listening to it anew, it’s easy to fall in love with him all over again.

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DCEmu Forums:: The Homebrew & Gaming Network :: PSP Dreamcast Nintendo DS Wii GP2X Xbox 360 GBA Gamecube PS2 Forums - GP2X News Forum -
32 minutes ago
Ewan's well into his long term Nokia N85 review period now, and here he brings us a chatty overview
of its hardware, looking in particular at the OLED screen, the fingerprint-attracting styling and
the slightly hit and miss d-pad. Read his N85 review - part 1. Subsequent parts will take a look at the new features in S60,
the camera and multimedia capabilities.
"Nokia's N85 is a curious beast. The specifications of the device, with a 5 megapixel Carl
Zeiss-equipped camera, a super bright and colourful OLED 2.6 inch screen, dual LED flash, Wi-Fi
connectivity and MicroSD card support for storage put it squarely in the territory of the top line
Nseries devices such as the N96 (and the previous flagship N95 8GB).
Side by side to the N95 8GB, the N85 looks modern, light, svelte, and a touch sexy. Its styling is
actually one of the best elements of the device. At no point while looking at the device does it
scream 'smartphone' or 'massively complicated' to the user. It has a subtle, understated look that
looks perfectly at home on the prow of a yacht on the French Riviera or the dashboard of a Golf
GTi, screaming across the roundabouts of Milton Keynes."
Read on
More...

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Tuulelohelend -
35 minutes ago
Hämmastav, kuidas
ühte väikesesse nädalasse mahub kaks ajaperioodi, mis on suuremad, kui see
nädal ise. On mittenädalavahetus, mis on täielik hullumajand (tulemus näha
dets. keskel) ning on nädalavahetus, mis… ei ole.
Ja on uus nädal, mis algab hamba juurekanalite puhtaksrookimisega ja mis kipub taas kiireks
minema… Egas midagi, ootame, nagu ikka, neljapäeva. Neljapäev on uus reede.
Andy Riley’l (Bunny Suicides etc.)
on tulekul
uus raamat
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Ubergizmo -
36 minutes ago
centerimg title="Leaked Images Of Dropped Nokia Handset" style="MARGIN: 0px" alt="Leaked Images Of
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//centerbr / pNokia joins Sony Ericsson and Motorola by canceling a handset of their own, and this
latest botched project is no big loss to the world since it looks as though a drunk Spiderman left
his web-marking on the underside of the handset. This angular design won't sit down well with many
people - just take a look at the number of Prism handsets Nokia has moved and you'll know what I
mean. This mystery device will probably reside in the mid-range of things if it was ever rolled out
of production lines, and will likely carry a 5 megapixel Carl Zeiss lens behind. Well, no big loss
methinks. What about you?/p pPermalink: a
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iPod touch Fans forum -
37 minutes ago
Hallo!
Ich wollte einen us Itunes account erstellen, acces dafür brauch ich nen Itunes code, da ich
keine kreditkartennummer angeben will. Wenn mir zufälligerweise jemand einen schenken will
wäre ich ihm sehr dankbar. Kann von mir aus auch nur nen code für 1 lied sein. Hauptsache
ich gab nen us account.
Danke schonmal im vorraus.
P.s. Meine email : eliahwinkler@yahoo.de
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Billboard News - Daily -
38 minutes ago
The Live Earth India concert, scheduled to be held in Mumbai on Sunday (Dec. 7), has been called
off after terror attacks in India's financial capital killed nearly 200 people.img
src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/BillboardNews-Daily/~4/471461056" height="1" width="1"/
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DCEmu Forums:: The Homebrew & Gaming Network :: PSP Dreamcast Nintendo DS Wii GP2X Xbox 360 GBA Gamecube PS2 Forums - GP2X News Forum -
39 minutes ago
Few have been spared the satire of Matt Groening's long running animated sitcom. Last night, The
Simpsons took on Apple, or uh, Mapple for a full 6 minutes of lampoonery -- a pretty harsh ride at
a two-joke per minute pace. It all starts when the Springfield mall gets its very own Mapple store,
"it's so sterile," gasps Lisa upon entering. Perhaps the best exchange comes from Bart's dubbing of
a Steve Mobs' product announcement in front of a crowd of gaping nerds, "You think you're cool
because you buy a $500 phone with a picture of a fruit on it. Well guess what? They cost 8 bucks to
make and I pee on every one!" A Mapple store employee then angrily responds, "Who dares question
the boss we fired 10 years ago and then brought back!" Yuk yuk. Videos after the break for as long
as it takes for the copyrighters to wake up.
http://www.engadget.com/2008/12/01/t...mocks-m-apple/
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Ubergizmo -
40 minutes ago
div style="FLOAT: right"img title="Nokia Launches 2608" alt="Nokia Launches 2608" hspace="5"
src="http://www.ubergizmo.com/photos/2008/12/nokia-2608.jpg" vspace="5" border="0" //div pNokia has
yet another clamshell for the masses in the form of the CDMA Nokia 2608. This has more bark than
bite, leaving you impressed with its fuchsia exterior with very little else when you power up the
handset. Needless to say, this is but an entry level phone that will probably retail for less than
nothing as long as you sign on the dotted line of a contract. Other features include an integrated
FM radio, a voice recorder (doubt it will store much though), a built-in flashlight, a mobile
organizer and the ability to use it as a modem (EDGE at best, methinks). The Nokia 2608 is tipped
to arrive in stores outside the US sometime in Q1 next year./p pPermalink: a
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Ubergizmo -
41 minutes ago
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the Pantech Presto include :- /p p ul liT-DMB TV tuner/li li3G HSPA radio support/li liBluetooth
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iPod touch Fans forum -
41 minutes ago
Hello!
It seems that using the BigBoss Flashlight.app has dimmed my screen to a point where the screens
back light is not even turning on anymore.
From what little I can make out on the screen, I have navigated into my settings and turned the
brightness all the way up. It was completely unresponsive. I have attempted to reboot. This also
gave me no success. Opening the flashlight app again does nothing, tapping the screen to swtich the
light on/off/or to flash does nothing.
I am left with a dim lifeless ipod! ah!
Any ideas?
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iTWire - Latest Headlines -
42 minutes ago
U.S.-led research study finds that our large brains were allowed to evolve because over one million
years ago the hips of female Homo erectus became wider to allow the fetusrsquo;...
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MetaFilter -
42 minutes ago
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