French 'new wave' comics and graphic novels

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	"Haunting story about a young girl growing up in Iran. Now a major animated film."

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	"Acclaimed autobiographical masterpiece."

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	"Brilliant magical realism about people in Algeria in the 1930s - a Rabbi, his daughter and his cat."

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	"Haunting autobiography from a soldier in WWII"

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	"Unique mix of grpahic novel and photographical account."

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	"Sweet and funny book about a vampire and his messed up love life."

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	"Hilarious pantomime strips."

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	"Another major series from Sfar, a great companion piece to The Rabbi's Cat."

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	"Great book for children and goths everywhere."

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	"Travelling in North Korea"

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	"The "Dungeon" fantasy series is a collaboration between several of the key cartoonists of the new wave."

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	"Even more pantomime stories from Trondheim. This book looks cute, but it's quite sinister and disturbing."

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	""Autobiographical strips about everyday life. Sweet and funny. You'll relate!""

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	"Funny book about two wannabe invaders from space."

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	"Autobiograhpical book about growing up in Africa."

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	"cowbows and.... girls girls girls!"

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	"Dream comics"