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The Rainbow Orchid Part One. This was a collected edition from 2003. An enjoyable Tintin-esque adventure by Garen Ewing.
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Garen Ewing, prints for the French language edition of The Rainbow Orchid
"The Secret of the Samurai" collection, a prequel to Garen Ewing's Rainbow Orchid, out soon
“The Secret of the Samurai” collection, a prequel to Garen Ewing’s Rainbow Orchid, out soon
It’s great to hear that Garen Ewing, creator of the award-winning The Adventures of Julius Chancer has a new graphic album out, albeit a short collection of previously-published stories.
The Secret of the Samurai, published by Belgian publisher BD Must, will be released on 27th August 2020 and will be available in English, French, German, Dutch and Spanish. The French language edition is…
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The Rainbow Orchid, French albums.
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New on Broken Frontier
New on Broken Frontier:
The Complete Rainbow Orchid
Well over a decade in the making, to call Garen Ewing’s The Rainbow Orchid a labour of love would be an understatement of the most epic proportions. It’s 1920s Britain and the young historical research assistant Julius Chancer and his employer Sir Alfred Catesby-Grey have just concluded...
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In my mailbox today: the Complete Rainbow Orchid, by Garen Ewing. Or, what happens when a guy from across the Channel decides to do a ligne claire classic adventure story reminiscent of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, H. Rider Haggard or Jules Verne. Not to mention Hergé or Edgar P. Jacobs.
I'd read the beginning on the web, let it slip out of my schedule and miserably failed to find it back when I looked for it a few years after. I even thought I may have been imagining the whole thing. I mean, a ligne claire comic not coming from the continent?
And then last month I fortuitously stumbled upon this post on Klare Lijn International while rearranging my RSS feeds after switching to The Old Reader, and now I'm a happy camper.
