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By (author) Hamme, Jean Van
Short /annotation:
Poor Lady S. is being used by a secret agency again-this time to sniff out her recent employers.
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Suzan and her father are taking a well-deserved break in the south of France. But their holidays are cut short when several men burst into the house and kidnap James Fitzroy. What Suzie doesn”t know is that the attackers are actually CIA operatives: The Agency is offended by the existence of an unofficial European counterterrorist outfit. But in their attempt to use Lady S. to draw her employers out, it”s the American spooks who may be made the fools –
Biographical note:
With a penchant for addictive action and fantasy, Jean Van Hamme is one of Belgium”s most successful contemporary novelists and comic-book writers. Since 1968, his most popular successes have beenThorgalA” (illustrated by Rosinski),Largo WinchA” (illustrated by Francq), andXIIIA” (illustrated by Vance), published in English by Cinebook. By 2003, Philippe Aymond, a 34-year-old artist, had already published 13 books. Enticed by Aymond”s neat and restrained drawings, Van Hamme entrusted him with the graphic destiny ofLady S.,A” which possesses all the assets of a great series.
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