A master of Japanese anime turns his hand to the graphic novel to tell us his own story. An extraordinary tale that takes us from postwar Japan to the release of the 2001 movie “Metropolis”: a series of encounters, of opportunities, of late nights, of jazz, and above all of movies—a passion aroused in him by his father that will always make him want to become a director. And it is with anime movies that Rintaro fulfills that dream.
Another key player in Rintaro’s life is Osamu Tezuka, with whom he collaborates for several years, notably on the “Astro” series. But after that, Rintaro takes off in a new direction, creating his own movies, which will become classics of Japanese anime: “Le Serpent Blanc,” “Capitaine Albator,” “Galaxy Express 999,” “Sabu et Ichi,” “Metropolis”…
It is largely thanks to Rintaro that Japanese anime is the respected art form that we know today.
In the midst of his confrontation with the Domitors, Seth manages to expel Piodon from the battlefield… Discover the continuation of Seth’s adventures in his fight against the Nemesis!
With the help of Lupa and Diabal, Ocoho finds a way to infiltrate the Domitors and rescue Melie. What she doesn’t know is that the witch is no longer a prisoner…
Goupil is a brilliant researcher who hates other people’s company. But that was before! In spite of himself, the solitary fox is about to discover the joys of friendship, love and travel, with the ultimate family experience at the end of the road. Between laughter, emotion and adventure, the journey into the unknown will be made… as a team.
Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones, and John Bonham topped the charts with songs such as “Stairway to Heaven,” “Whole Lotta Love,” and “Kashmir” during Led Zeppelin’s 12-year career. The quality of their studio albums, their unforgettable solos, and their stunning concert performances made them rock legends.
This docu-comic, combining graphic novel and biography, charts the key moments in the group’s remarkable history.
