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"Swashbuckling" but with 'Pulp adventure' features: 'Le Scorpion' comics series: in French, but warmly recommended to all those enjoying 18th C. 'Pulp' / swashbuckling. -> Wiki -> Official site
Btw, a beautiful interpretation (imho) of an old French song: 'The King had the drums beating, To greet all these Ladies, And the first one that he greeted Abducted Him his soul. < > The queen had a bouquet done Of beautiful flowers of lyse, And the scent of this bouquet had Marquise to die.'
"Swashbuckling" but with 'Pulp adventure' features:
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The masked warrior monks (!) are reminding of the (unwillingly?) funny 'Neo-Nazi Ninja Monks on Amphetamines' of 'Crimsom rivers II'.
Btw, a beautiful interpretation (imho) of an old French song:
'The King had the drums beating,
To greet all these Ladies,
And the first one that he greeted
Abducted Him his soul.
< >
The queen had a bouquet done
Of beautiful flowers of lyse,
And the scent of this bouquet
had Marquise to die.'
I enjoyed the illustrations and text, unfortunately I first opened it at my Catholic Middle School. Oops! :-)
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