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It's also rumored that the estranged wife of Tom Cruise has joined a Catholic church near her apartment in New York. The Church of St. Francis Xavier where the 33-year-old actress reportedly registered as a parishioner has released a statement regarding the rumor.
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The following is a list of chapters from the Pokémon Get da ze! manga created by あさだみほ Miho Asada.
Volume 1
- Get 1: Enter Shū & Pikachu!
- Get 2: Fierce Foe - Fushigibana!
- Get 3: Pokémon Get Match!!
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- Get 5: Mischievous Kameil
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- Get 7: Confronting the "Streetkicker"!
- Get 8: The Kamonegi Swordsman's Challenge!
- Get 9: Get Nyoromo!! The Grand Plan
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- Get 12: Get Fire?
- Get 13: The Grand Plan for Getting Bugs in the Forest!
- Get 14: Pokémon Cuisine, Time to Eat!
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Volume 2
- Note: Chapter names are translated from the French version.
- Get 1: Battle in the Fog
- Get 2: Plague on the Bellsprout!
- Get 3: Gag Battles
- Get 4: Proud of the Typhoon: The Adventurous Weedle
- Get 5: Shū - Parasect: 1-0
- Get 6: Pokémon and hot springs: Burning Combat
- Get 7: A Mysterious and Formidable Pokémon
- Get 8: Shū's Christmas
- Get 9: Articuno, King of Ice
- Get 10: The Oddish Who Loved Honey
- Get 11: Who's in Charge Here?
- Get 12: Photography Contest
- Get 13: Shinji: The Demon's Revenge
- Get 14: Shinji: The Return
- Get 15: My Father and Mew!
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There's no end to the essays by baby-boomers recalling the golden age of art cinema from the '50s to the '70s, many of them proclaiming the death of the movies in the present day. I was born in 1972, so I missed out on personally experiencing this arthouse heyday; my earliest exposure to world cinema came in the late '80s, when its US distribution was at an unprecedented nadir. (Anyone who wants to complain that too many films are being released now in big cities should take a look back at how hard it was to see the vibrant Chinese and Iranian cinema of that period.) The '90s were my personal peak moment for world cinema, particularly the films of East Asia and the renaissance in France spearheaded by Claire Denis, Olivier Assayas and Arnaud Desplechin. Such films managed to say something new about urban life that resonated with this New Yorker without reducing themselves to the "we are all connected" pabulum popularized later by Paul Haggis and Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu. To a large extent, Asian directors like Wong Kar-wai and Takeshi Kitano aren't working at their peak anymore, but filmmakers such as Wang Bing, Johnnie To, Hong Sang-soo, Jia Zhang-ke and Apichatpong Weerasethakul continue to make masterful work. Fellini, Truffaut, Bergman and Kurosawa were household names even with people who weren't cinephiles; seeing "The Seventh Seal" and discussing it over cappuccino was a rite of passage for every culturally literate person in the '60s. (On the other hand, Andrew Sarris spent that time lamenting the brief runs of now-classic films like Carl Dreyer's "Gertrud.") The same can't be said for something like Apichatpong's surrealist reveries, even if they express something similarly mystical and operate on the same level of skill.
Box office analyst Tom Brueggemann, who writes two columns for the "Thompson on Hollywood" blog, agrees that the taste for foreign-language films was largely generational: "It was steady through the '50s and just exploded with 'La Dolce Vita.' 'La Dolce Vita,' although it often played in a dubbed version, had a domestic gross that would adjust in contemporary terms to more than 100 million dollars. There had been a domestic audience for Bergman films and other Italian films, but 'La Dolce Vita' really opened doors for Italian cinema and the French New Wave. I'm a massive fan of American studio film through the '70s, but the limitations on thematic material, because of censorship, and style made what got shown over here from Europe and other places a lot more interesting as an alternative."
The Hong Kong cinema of the '80s and early '90s was the last "New Wave" that had an impact on mainstream American taste, in the diluted form of Ang Lee's "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon"—in unadjusted dollars, the most popular foreign-language film ever released in the US—and dubbed versions of Jackie Chan films, as well as its influence on Hollywood fare like the Wachowskis' "The Matrix." But the taste for Asian cinema that Generation X seemed to have didn't get passed down to the next generation. In 2004, Zhang Yimou's "Hero" grossed more than 50 million dollars and topped the U.S. box office for a week, despite the fact that it's in Mandarin. Now it feels like a victory for Wilson Yip's 2016 film "Ip Man 3" to gross more than two million dollars in American theaters.
You'd think there might be a cable channel devoted to foreign films, but the Sundance Channel and IFC have consistently dumbed themselves down instead of offering such an alternative. At the risk of making world cinema sound like kale salad, one of the most valuable services provided by foreign films is showing how Iranian liberals might view sexual politics—Jafar Panahi's "Offside," which depicts girls in male drag trying to attend a soccer game from which they're barred, demonstrates that Iranian feminism is no oxymoron—or how the Chinese might respond to their country's environmental degradation, even in a film as seemingly frivolous as Stephen Chow's "The Mermaid." That's a perspective we don't usually get from the news, which filters everything through an American perspective.
Brueggemann sees things differently. As he relates, "Now 'The Amazing Race' goes around the world to different cultures. You have live news from different places. To some extent, the interest in what isn't American is satisfied more readily by other means. Now the stuff that's different is different from films in its own country. Hou Hsiao-hsien is as different from most of Taiwanese cinema as he is from the rest of the world." Singling out a particularly awful film that was a worldwide hit, he says, "'The Intouchables' is an example of a French version of an American movie, which may be one reason it was a success here."
Brueggemann pointed out one more factor drawing audiences away from foreign-language films: the temptation of Hollywood and English as a lingua franca for commercially ambitious directors. As soon as Iñárritu had a taste of success, he headed north. Even a director like Michael Haneke, who made "Funny Games" as a polemical provocation against Hollywood depictions of violence, wound up remaking it in English, although all of his other films are in French or German. Only the most formally adventurous directors seem capable of resisting the siren song of the English language; Argentine filmmaker Lisandro Alonso's casting American actor Viggo Mortensen in "Jauja" but having him speak only Danish and Spanish seems amazingly perverse in the current climate. Brueggemann describes the situation: "The 'Taken' films are French, but Americans think they're made here. Take a director like Baltasar Kormákur, who made some good films in Iceland and then '2 Guns' with Denzel Washington. Years ago, he would have stayed in Iceland."
For a perspective on how one markets foreign-language films in such a forbidding climate, I turned to Richard Lorber, CEO of the distributor Kino Lorber. In the past year they've released Paul Verhoeven's "Tricked" and Jia's "Mountains May Depart," as well as Chloé Zhao's "Songs My Brother Taught Me," a US film set on a Native American reservation. I asked him about the difficulties of releasing films by Jia, whom I consider to be mainland China's best working director. He responded, "There are advantages when you're working with an artist like Jia, who's very contemporary and dealing with the issues of the day, with a philosophical and political slant on his commentary. So you still have a film with its longeurs and that's challenging, and, for some tastes, disjointed. The expectations of seeing a Chinese film for more genre-oriented folk are not going to be satisfied. On the other hand, he has huge critical support, and the efforts we put into a theatrical release are going to be satisfied in other markets, whether it's digital, home video or educational."
Lorber went on to emphasize the importance of Best Foreign Language Film Oscar nominations for a director like Jia and a distributor like Kino Lorber. As he describes it, "We were disappointed that the first Jia film we released, 'A Touch of Sin,' and 'Mountains May Depart' weren't chosen as China's nomination for the foreign film Oscars. It was a blow to Jia. He told me he was bruised by the experience. It took some of the wind out of our sails in terms of what we thought we could accomplish. 'Mountains May Depart' played all the major festivals. At the end of its release, it will have played 35-40 markets. We'd like to think it will be established as one of the classics of tomorrow."
When Miramax was at its peak, I often hated it, due to their habit of buying up films like Abbas Kiarostami's "Through the Olive Trees" and Kiyoshi Kurosawa's "Pulse" and keeping them from release from years. (The former still hasn't been released on home video.) Yet when they cared about a foreign-language film, they knew how to market it. Now that the Weinsteins no longer have access to Disney's deep pockets, their interest in world cinema has vanished, although they had hits with "The Intouchables" and, to a lesser extent, Wong's "The Grandmaster." Other distributors have followed their lead, leaving the market more open to genuinely independent companies like Kino Lorber. Sony Pictures Classics is the one studio offshoot that still seems interested in foreign-language films, but even their attention is flagging, and they struggled to get László Nemes' "Son of Saul" to earn a million dollars prior to its Oscar win. The kind of ambition that the Weinsteins had is gone from the market. Are foreign-language films now incapable of grossing 20-50 million dollars because no one puts serious money into marketing them, or does no one bother doing so because they'd be sure to lose their money? Will a director like Jia ever reach an audience in the U.S. beyond a small niche? I hope we don't have to wait for another generational shift to get the answer.
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Yes, there were way too many imo, but I liked their designs for the most part. Like I said, Manaphy should be scrapped in favor of Phione and just get a stat + learnset swap, but Heatran was a bit meh too. I don't get why they made it 50/50 for male or female though. XD I used to catch female Heatran only for lolz. The other legendaries I felt were designed well, however when comparing Dialga and Palkia to Zekrom and Reshiram, I feel that they fall flat. Dialga and Palkia were a bit overdone in my opinion.
Darkrai is perfect and flawless in every way. <3 I like both Shaymin formes, though I wouldn't have minded if we just got Skymin instead of land forme Shaymin. I don't think both formes are necessary. At least Giratina's other forme makes sense.
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"When the mother arrived, she was pale, confused, not alert or oriented and had unintelligible speech," charges state. "Medical professionals observed profound trauma to the mother's vaginal area, resulting from the defendant's use of the vacuum, that caused such severe bleeding that the mother would have died had there been additional delay transporting her to the hospital."
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ElHalta claims to have a good relationship with the mother and her family. She said she did not consider the birth to be high-risk. ElHalta adamantly denied Wednesday doing anything wrong.
She admitted her midwife certification was revoked following a 2003 wrongful death suit in Michigan that was settled out of court. ElHalta declined to go into detail about what happened in that case.
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Midwives can still be unlicensed in Utah and legally assist with a delivery, Richardson said. But those births are typically very natural. In the case of the Moab mother, Richardson said, ElHalta should never have attempted to deliver the baby outside a hospital.
"She absolutely acted out of that scope. If these allegations are true, that she was using a vacuum extractor at home, there's no midwife anywhere in the country that would use a vacuum extractor. It's totally inappropriate," she said. "All the midwives I personally have ever worked with or know would have said, 'I cannot take you as a client. You are too high risk.'"
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John Hardin is a desperate man. When a train carrying official US currency paper explodes in his town, he's the prodigious Black Diamond Detective Agency's sole suspect. John is innocent, but his wife is missing, his old friends are coming back to haunt him--with guns and explosives--and he's on the run through rural Missouri.
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Jun 20, 2014 Mark added it
Shelves: comics-and-graphic-novels
Eddie Campbell is one of my favorite cartoonists of all time, and without question one of the most interesting, so I never thought I'd come across a Campbell book I didn't enjoy (well, OK, the Alan Moore SNAKES AND LADDERS stuff was borderline unreadable). THE BLACK DIAMOND DETECTIVE AGENCY was a complete disappointment. The plot is hard to follow (and not in a good, "literary" way--halfway through I really stopped caring) and while Campbell's occasional forays into painted comics are usually de ...more
Aug 27, 2012 Damon rated it really liked it
I've had this for a long time and just wasn't that interested in reading it, but I should have been. Great graphic storytelling - this book comes about as close as I've seen to a film on the page, in terms of having a cinematic feel to the overall visual style and the flow of the story.
The only complaint I might have is that there are points where the approach taken makes for a bit of a muddled presentation of action or events occurring though a span of time, so there are places where you're le ...more
The only complaint I might have is that there are points where the approach taken makes for a bit of a muddled presentation of action or events occurring though a span of time, so there are places where you're le ...more
Sep 19, 2011 Dirk rated it really liked it
It's difficult to know exactly what to say about Eddie Campbell's urban detective western that would explain how tempting it was to give it an extra star (that it really doesn't deserve on account of being too short) so lets leave at this ... It turns from interesting but rather baffling to fully engaging, wicked smart and visually arresting on a dime but not on a dime. But in a way where you're slow to realize the latter's what you've been reading all along.
Jan 17, 2015 Paul Mirek rated it really liked it
Shelves: graphic, crime-thriller, historical, espionage, western, hardboiled, conspiracy, americana, 2000s
Eddie Campbell's involvement will inevitably draw comparisons with From Hell, which is unfortunate--both use a monumental crime as a metaphor for the transition of ages, but this book is much more focused on pulpy adventure whereas Moore's is focused on...well, the same things he usually is. Turn-of-the-century noir isn't something I've had much experience with, but Campbell makes a strong case for it as a viable genre here (and there's even a dash of western thrown in for good measure). I've ye ...more
May 23, 2016 Amy rated it liked it
Shelves: crime-n-mystery, graphic-novel, western
Eddie Campbell who is a great contributor to the genre and this edition is such a great example of a genre (crime/noir) that graphic novels are a perfect medium for. (see the recent Stumptownto prove it) I like classic film noir but usually in small increments (i.e. "Brick" is a fabulous out-of-the-ordinary noirish film with just enough of a light touch, whereas "The Maltese Falcon" is formulaic) and the same goes for novels (Mickey Spillane is a from-time-to-time escape but easy to overdose on) ...more
Jul 16, 2013 Jayaprakash Satyamurthy rated it liked it
Shelves: graphic-novel
I think stories like Monsieur Leotard, The Death Of The Artist or even Alan Moore's From Hell suit Campbell's style better; he's so good at conveying the inward focus of these kinds of tales that the relentlessly extrovert, action-packed ambit of this story about violence, retribution and conspiracies in the wild west seem like small beer in comparison. This may be a step or two better than A History Of Violence, a graphic novel and movie I find terribly overrated, and certainly the stuff about ...more
Jan 21, 2012 Sam Quixote rated it it was ok
19th century America and a seemingly normal day is upended when a train full of passengers is blown up on the tracks. In the fallout, the Black Diamond Detective Agency is hired to hunt down the bomber and bring him to justice. But with a trail that leads them up and down the country and leads to a coal mine in the middle of nowhere, the chase will be deadly and fraught with enemies.
Eddie Campbell draws/paints the book beautifully and the artwork is of the highest anyone could hope for in comics ...more
Eddie Campbell draws/paints the book beautifully and the artwork is of the highest anyone could hope for in comics ...more
Jun 20, 2008 Erik rated it liked it
"Orphans! Terror! Mayhem!" scream out large font on the front cover. Perhaps a bit over-the-top, but the nineteenth-century newspaper-style cover definitely sets the scene for this latest visual feast by one of my favorite "sketchy" illustrators, Eddie Campbell – who won my heard with his work on From Hell (with maestro Alan Moore of "Watchmen" and "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" fame) and, perhaps more obscurely, the meandering modern adventures of the god "Bacchus". (If you've never he ...more
Apr 04, 2013 Cesar Gerardo rated it it was ok
Shelves: graphic-format
Con todo el respeto que tengo por Eddie Campbell, tengo que admitir que este libro no es genial. Los dibujos me gustaron mucho pero frecuentemente no cumple con su cometido de contar la historia. Me parece que la técnica que usó es una arma de doble filo ya que de lejos se ven muy bien las imágenes pero de cerca no se distingue ningún detalle de lo que pasa en la historia.
La historia es bien, nada del otro mundo, pero es confusa, casi nunca sabes lo que está pasando y a los personajes casi no ti ...more
La historia es bien, nada del otro mundo, pero es confusa, casi nunca sabes lo que está pasando y a los personajes casi no ti ...more
Jan 22, 2012 Luis rated it liked it
This book was named "The Black Diamond Detective Agency" by Eddie Campbell. This book grabbed my attention because when i was looking through it the drawings were dramatically realistic. They looked like if every drawing was a picture and not a drawing. This book was also in form of a comic book. I also like reading mystery books and this book is one.
This book is about a men named John who is really happy with his wife, then something unexpected happens and she goes missing. Him looking for h ...more
This book is about a men named John who is really happy with his wife, then something unexpected happens and she goes missing. Him looking for h ...more
Apr 07, 2016 Sally Kilpatrick added it
It held my attention for a reading in one sitting? It felt like a mafia/Old West mashup, and I wanted more of the former and less of the latter. Do keep in mind, however, that I have a hard time with graphic novels. I get characters mixed up and miss storylines. For me, each character in a graphic novel should have to wear a name tag.
Mar 31, 2014 Hillingdon Libraries marked it as graphic-novels
Mar 14, 2016 Tim Canny rated it it was ok
The style and pacing just wasn't for me. I got about twenty pages in and still wasn't sure who was who or why I should care, and the painted style, which I understand some people really like, just didn't do anything for me.
Jan 23, 2014 Garrett rated it really liked it
Campbell's storytelling, which I (probably like a lot of people) first encountered in Alan Moore stories like From Hell and the Birth Caul, always has a visceral punch to it that makes almost everything he produces a one-sitting read. My only criticism is that for purchase or even library check-out, it's too short - this took me like, 20 minutes to read, I think.
Oct 22, 2012 Annette rated it liked it
The Black Diamond Detective Agency is a graphic novel set in the Old West. I've always been fascinated by the work of early detectives such as the Pinkerton Detectives and Texas Rangers, so I knew I'd enjoy the theme. Set in 1899, the story follows a man accused of causing a train wreck. Although the characters are sometimes difficult to follow, the story is an exciting mystery that begins in small town Missouri and ends with gangs in Chicago. The illustrations and muted colors reflect the time ...more
Dec 18, 2007 Robin rated it it was ok
Recommends it for: those who like offbeat graphic novels
Shelves: graphic-novels, 2007-list
Recently I got in a bunch of new graphic novels that I took home to read. One of them is The Black Diamond Detective Agency by Eddie Campbell. It's an odd story because it's adapted from a movie screenplay. The author is known for the artwork he contributed to Alan Moore's From Hell, the gripping story of Jack the Ripper.
Unfortunately this story is a bit uneven and the artwork isn't captivating. It was a bit of a disappointment to me because I bought it for the collection and I don't know if it ...more
Unfortunately this story is a bit uneven and the artwork isn't captivating. It was a bit of a disappointment to me because I bought it for the collection and I don't know if it ...more
Nov 09, 2015 Malcolm rated it did not like it
Telling a story and holding back key information from the reader does not make it a good story.
Aug 14, 2007 Adam rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Shelves: comics
Eddie Campbell creates comics as if he's never read comics before. Or as if he's studied them all and abandoned them to forge his own way in the medium. This lushly painted book tells a rather simple story of a train robbery and the attempt (by a detective agency and by a man framed by the actual robbers) to hunt down those responsible. But in Campbell's hands, it sings. His characterizations are spot-on, the plot moves along briskly without losing the reader, and the art is beautiful. I've been ...more
Jun 20, 2015 brightredglow rated it liked it
I liked the art style but the story itself was a little unfocused.
Mar 22, 2016 Richard rated it really liked it
This book by the "From Hell" illustrator didn't turn away from leaving readers puzzled and uneasy with this book.
Dec 19, 2012 Mel rated it it was amazing
Shelves: graphic-novel, 20th-century-fiction, pulp
After re-reading From Hell I realised I should really read some more Campbell graphic novels. This one was only 50p on Amazon so I bought it. After reading it I felt badly that it was selling so cheap! It is worth so much more!!! First of all it's not black and white, it's glorious colour paintings for every panel, some of which are truly stunning. The story itself is a nice little pulp detective story set at the turn of the century. Definitely one I'd recommend and convinced me to buy more of E ...more
Jun 11, 2008 Bryan rated it liked it
Shelves: ny-public-library
This is an odd graphic novel. It is clearly not Eddie Campbell's story. Where his storytelling is discursive and rambling, this is tightly plotted with minimal character work. His ramshackle layouts seem ill fitted to it. His painted art is beautiful, as usual. But the book is considerably less sophisticated than his usual work.
I like the idea of a story about a lesser Pinkerton-style agency chasing a gang of master criminals. But the plot falls apart at the end. Disappointing.
I like the idea of a story about a lesser Pinkerton-style agency chasing a gang of master criminals. But the plot falls apart at the end. Disappointing.
Apr 02, 2012 Taylor rated it really liked it
The old timey cover photo is what grabbed my attention to read this. I though I knew what to expect until the train accident and i though to myself "How did that happen" and i was hooked. This sure isn't know blood diamond thing and the story is very interesting. The part I enjoyed the most was how each drawing looked like a picture and not a drawing and it made me admire the artists skills while making me hat my own but in a good way
Jan 22, 2009 Wallace rated it liked it
Shelves: sequential-art
A deeply mysterious mystery, not to be thwarted by a clear ending. Campbell's style is always a pleasure, and his wry sense of humor appears sporadically while working through someone else's script. Some scenes are laid out across two pages in a confusing, non-traditional manner, and a shoot-out at the train station is particularly confusing (a man with a mustache is shot by a man with a mustache who is then killed by a man in a mustache)
Feb 28, 2011 Marc Weidenbaum added it
Shelves: comic
Probably my least favorite Eddie Campbell book. Not much to say: it's an adaptation of someone else's script, which tells the tale of sleuthing into the explosion of a train. There's a lot of exposition, which crams panels with text. The action sequences don't particularly suit Campbell's drawing style, though he does make an interesting go at it, using a spread of tiny panels that suggest the spray of gunfire.
Aug 20, 2013 Alex rated it it was ok · review of another edition
I don't know if I've read the whole thing before, or just flicked through the beginning once, but I just couldn't shake the contradictory feeling of not recognising the bulk of story at all and finding the artwork incredibly familiar. Story is none too earthshaking, so it is very possible that I have read it before. Not worth borrowing again though, so now I can avoid a second (third?) read.
Dec 28, 2011 Derek rated it liked it
Eddie Campbell adapts someone else's script with mixed results. This is a western detective story, and it's obliquely told, so you don't really know what's going on until about halfway through. Campbell's art is, as always, interesting and compelling, but this doesn't live up to much of his other work. It's worth checking out for Campell's fans, but don't expect another BACCHUS or FROM HELL.
Mar 21, 2011 Neven rated it liked it
Shelves: comics
An odd book, nicely drawn and well packaged, but lacking any heart and a good bit of cohesion. Eddie Campbell's art is always a bit uneven - here, it's pretty good, though he struggles to make action sequences understandable.
The story has a solid core, but it's told too quickly and with loads of briefly introduced characters. Nothing quite sticks or adds up in the end.
The story has a solid core, but it's told too quickly and with loads of briefly introduced characters. Nothing quite sticks or adds up in the end.
Aug 27, 2013 Steven rated it liked it
Shelves: comics, mystery, history, mount-tbr-2013
A somewhat engaging read, but the storyline wobbles all over, and seems to depend on a series of setpieces more than anything else, with some linking material -- it's easy to see why this never got picked up for production as a film. Campbell's artwork, however, retains its scratchy magnetism, and I wouldn't mind seeing some of these characters again in a more organized story.
Dec 16, 2007 Ryan Chapman rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Shelves: fiction, graphic-novels
Much, much better than Adrian Tomine's overrated Shortcomings, Eddie Campbell's historical mystery dives deep into what makes graphic novels so thrilling in the first place. He doesn't degrade the medium by trying to reshape it into prose with pictures. He reworks the most basic components into something new and a joy to experience. I highly recommend this.
Eddie Campbell has earned an international following. For over 25 years, he has blazed a trail in the world of graphic novels, and his work has earned nearly every honor in the field, including the Eisner, Ignatz, and Harvey awards.More about Eddie Campbell...
With Alan Moore he created the towering opus From Hell, later adapted by Hollywood. Among the multitude of solo works he has produced, the epic series Bacchus brings th ...more
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Teachers killed in Burkina Faso record final message for students
Maude Carrier and Louis Chabot were among the six Quebecers killed in Burkina Faso.
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Two Quebec teachers killed in the terrorist attacks in Burkina Faso have left behind messages telling people to live their dreams.
Maude Carrier and Louis Chabot, two of six people from the Quebec City area on a humanitarian mission to build a school in Burkino Faso are seen in a Facebook video wishing Happy New Year to their students and speaking about their trip from a bustling street in the country's capital.
The video was recorded Jan. 6, just over a week before they were killed.
In her video, Carrier sends "hugs and kisses" to her students, urging them to make their dreams come true, while Chabot spoke about in his video the warm weather, saying they have been helping people a lot and that the "trip is going well." Speaking about their upcoming exams, he tells his students, "I have confidence in you, don't give up!"
The video was posted by the Capitale school board in Quebec City. Four of the six Quebecers killed Friday in the attack in Ougadougou worked, or had at some time worked, for the school board as teachers.
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