Fred Duval (1) (1965–)
Author of Hauteville House, tome 1 : Zelda
For other authors named Fred Duval, see the disambiguation page.
About the Author
Image credit: Credit: Georges Seguin, 2006
Series
Works by Fred Duval
Jour J, Tome 5 : Qui a tué le président ? : 22 Novembre 1973 : l'Amérique sous le choc… (2011) 21 copies
Jour J, Tome 4 : Octobre noir : 1917 : les anarchistes français au coeur de la révolution russe (2010) 17 copies
Gangsteroorlog 1 copy
Un avión sin ella 1 copy
Jeremiah Johnson, 01 1 copy
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Common Knowledge
- Legal name
- Duval, Frédéric
- Birthdate
- 1965-01-05
- Gender
- male
- Nationality
- France
- Birthplace
- Rouen, France
Members
Reviews
Note: I accessed a digital review copy of this book from the publisher through Edelweiss.
I liked the art, but the story is all convoluted plots and conspiracies. It was also really hard to read because the lettering was uneven. I don't think I'll be continuing with this series.
Received via NetGalley.
Received via NetGalley.
Hoewel de reeks niet meteen een uitzonderlijke hoogvlieger is, blijven verhaal en tekenwerk sterk genoeg om mij geboeid te houden.
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Statistics
- Works
- 162
- Members
- 1,283
- Popularity
- #19,990
- Rating
- 3.3
- Reviews
- 21
- ISBNs
- 343
- Languages
- 7
3.5
The world-building for this story is fantastic. The story is a medieval fantasy yet also futuristic solar punk whilst also being post-apocalyptic. It's interesting how you only see signs of it being a post-apocalyptic society once you get past the city limits. The way the society functions is essentially the same as the medieval nobility system, with the main character being heiress to the land her father rules over. However, this story didn't feel grab my attention like other stories. There were elements of the plot that I found interesting, but so many different plotlines were being introduced at once, it started to get hard to keep track. The art itself was good, though how faces are drawn struck me as...off? I don't know how to explain it. I liked the design of the towns and cities. It was interesting seeing traditional fantasy designs as well as traditional sci-fi designs come together into an overall cohesive look.… (more)