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Didier Crisse

Author of Luuna Volume 1

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Series

Works by Didier Crisse

Luuna Volume 1 (2002) 63 copies
Atalante, tome 1 : Le Pacte (2001) 58 copies
Epee de cristal t01 le parfum des grinches (1990) — Illustrator — 32 copies
L'Épée de cristal Tome 3 : La main de la Mangrove (1991) — Illustrator — 27 copies
L'Épée de cristal Tome 4 : Le cri du grouse (1992) — Illustrator — 26 copies
Das Kristallschwert, Bd.2, Wenloks Augen (1991) — Illustrator — 25 copies
Luuna, Tome 4 : Pok-Ta-Pok (2006) 18 copies
Griffin Dark (1996) 12 copies
K, Tome 1 : Big Bang Baby (2006) 11 copies
Kookaburra K (2007) 10 copies
Atalante T09 (2016) 9 copies
Mata-Mata (2012) 8 copies
Loretta en Harpeya, 1 (1994) 7 copies
Tinkerbell im Wunderland (2014) 6 copies
De tovernoten (1985) 6 copies
La Espada De Cristal (1997) — Illustrator — 4 copies
Crisse (2008) 4 copies
Thalulaa T01: Manta Oro (2010) 4 copies
Het lied van Galadrielle (1987) 4 copies
axiomes (2003) 2 copies
Epee de cristal les arcanes 120597 (1997) — Illustrator — 2 copies
Nahomi : L'intégrale (2009) 2 copies
L'Alliance (1997) 2 copies
Érotiques 1 copy
Krigen der forsvandt (1985) 1 copy
Ungern Kahn (1988) 1 copy
Au clair de lune (2003) 1 copy
Luuna integral 02 (2015) 1 copy
Characters designers (2010) 1 copy
Crisse t.2 1 copy
De reis van Nefertiti (2013) 1 copy

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Legal name
Chrispeels, Didier
Other names
Crisse, Didier
Birthdate
1958-02-26
Brussel, België
Gender
male
Nationality
Belgium
Country (for map)
Belgium
Birthplace
Brüssel, Belgien

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Reviews

Luuna is the story of a girl of the same name who is from a special tribe that can talk to animals and woodland sprites (the latter of whom I found a bit annoying with all their complaining). This book begins her search for her spirit animal. While she is given two spirit animals in this story, Luuna must continue her quest to find her true self.
 
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JoanAxthelm | 2 other reviews | Aug 4, 2017 |
Like Witchblade crossed with Karl May plus a bunch of vomit-inducing Disney sidekicks. And at least it's not literally Disney, but on the other hand someone really needs to tell those Europeans that they are totally racist against native North American peoples and need to smarten up. And the art is a bit silly--I like the dusky eyes, but the way he draws Luuna's butt when her legs are all curled up in the fetal position makes for a hilarious image when you imagine her walking around with it. Anyway, I'm sure she and her ill-defined shamanistic powers will get along fine without me.… (more)
 
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MeditationesMartini | 2 other reviews | Sep 23, 2009 |

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Works
99
Members
963
Popularity
#26,729
Rating
½ 3.3
Reviews
13
ISBNs
247
Languages
7
Favorited
2

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