Simon vom Fluss - Complete Works, Volume 03
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Simon vom Fluss - Complete Works, Volume 03
Merchfox Comic Shop
Wiener Straße 20
4481 Asten
Austria
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A New Cycle
In the early 1970s, SIMON VOM FLUSS appeared in the weekly newspaper Tintin. Its creator, Claude Auclair, was about to turn thirty and had not been working as a comic artist for very long. Nevertheless, his work *THE BALLAD OF THE REDHEAD* and its literary style—which echoed Auclair’s admiration for Jean Giono and his *SONG OF THE WORLD*—sparked a passionate debate among the newspaper’s readers right from the start. *CLAN OF THE CENTAURS* and *THE SLAVES* soon followed. Ten years later, in 1988, SIMON returned with a new storyline and a plot by Alain Riondet. A new cycle, a new tone: Claude and Alain share the same clear perspective on life and the world. The same attentiveness toward others. Even though both strive for distant horizons, their journey is directed more inward and toward self-awareness. The result is a clarity without compromise—a certain form of wisdom.
This anthology includes the albums *The Stone Circle*, *The Path of the Simorgh*, *Spring Storms*, and *A Simple Love Story*, as well as an unpublished 40-page dossier by Patrick Gaumer.
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