Bluesy Lucy

Catel · Veronique Grisseaux

mars 2014 · Bluesy Lucy Vol. 2 · Humanoids Inc

À propos de cet e-book

An intimate and moving tale about the contemporary choices of a thirtysomething woman. Lucy has just turned 30 and is single. Surrounded by a circle of married friends or ones starting families, she feels alone and hopeless. Determined to find "Mr. Right," Lucy begins evaluating different suitors to various degrees of success and absurdity. Creators Catel ("Kiki de Montparnasse") and Veronique Grisseaux paint a touching, humoristic, and realistic picture of what it is to be a young, independent...and sometimes lost...woman in today’s modern world.

À propos de l'auteur

Catherine Muller, known as Catel, is a French writer and artist. She graduated from the School of Decorative Arts in Strasbourg. She began her career in children's books, but branched out into adult media by writing for the television show A Guy, A Girl, as well as her series Bluesy Lucy with writer Véronique Grisseaux, which she calls "the French Bridget Jones". Catel has created or co-created several comics biographies about famous or important women, such as Kiki de Montparnasse. She received the 2013 Prix Artémisia for exceptional comics work by women.

Veronique Grisseaux began as a colorist for Dupuy & Berberian on their comics Henriette and Monsieur Jean. With Catel, she co-wrote the series Bluesy Lucy. For publishing house Jungle Bells Véronique adapted over 40 children’s shows and cartoons into comic books, in addition to spending 8 years writing for the TV series A Guy, A Girl.