Black Op T1 à T8 - Série complète - 8x C - 8 Album - First edition - 2005/2014





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The complete eight-volume Black OP series, comprising first editions by Desberg and Lobiano in near-mint condition.
Description from the seller
Complete series in 8 volumes
All albums are first editions.
All albums are in superb condition. Spines, corners and edges.
Synopsis
1945: Floyd is 4 years old when he decides that one day he will join the CIA. The Russians have just killed his father, and he wants to contain the Red Ogre.
1967: As America experiences the Summer of Love, he enlists in the Company and soon receives his first assignment in India, where he will learn about the Great Game of the Cold War.
2004: Why has Floyd resurfaced today in a sleepy America that has triumphed over Marxism?
The review:
Black OP is built around Russian-doll plots, interspersed with expertly handled flashbacks spanning 2003 and the 60s, 70s and 80s. Each flashback fits perfectly into the contemporary storyline, making the story even more gripping. At first, Floyd is driven by a desire to avenge his father, murdered by the Russians. But once his illusions have been shattered, he realizes that friends and enemies are often very close indeed. Desberg delivers one of his finest works here—nothing less! And it has to be said that Hugues Labiano’s artwork reaches new heights once again. His graphic precision, in both action sequences and dialogue scenes, is impressive. He manages to age or rejuvenate his characters from one era to another without ever interrupting the flow of the story!
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Professional seller with a brick-and-mortar store. The parcel will be very well protected, and you can always get in touch with someone if you need information.
Complete series in 8 volumes
All albums are first editions.
All albums are in superb condition. Spines, corners and edges.
Synopsis
1945: Floyd is 4 years old when he decides that one day he will join the CIA. The Russians have just killed his father, and he wants to contain the Red Ogre.
1967: As America experiences the Summer of Love, he enlists in the Company and soon receives his first assignment in India, where he will learn about the Great Game of the Cold War.
2004: Why has Floyd resurfaced today in a sleepy America that has triumphed over Marxism?
The review:
Black OP is built around Russian-doll plots, interspersed with expertly handled flashbacks spanning 2003 and the 60s, 70s and 80s. Each flashback fits perfectly into the contemporary storyline, making the story even more gripping. At first, Floyd is driven by a desire to avenge his father, murdered by the Russians. But once his illusions have been shattered, he realizes that friends and enemies are often very close indeed. Desberg delivers one of his finest works here—nothing less! And it has to be said that Hugues Labiano’s artwork reaches new heights once again. His graphic precision, in both action sequences and dialogue scenes, is impressive. He manages to age or rejuvenate his characters from one era to another without ever interrupting the flow of the story!
Shipping via Mondial Relay
Professional seller with a brick-and-mortar store. The parcel will be very well protected, and you can always get in touch with someone if you need information.

