Patrick Weber comic book catalogue

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Patrick Weber is a Belgian art historian, writer and screenwriter who effortlessly navigates between literature, comics and television. More

Patrick Weber is a Belgian art historian, writer, and screenwriter who effortlessly navigates between literature, comics, and television. Based in Brussels, he has built a multifaceted career: he has written dozens of historical books, novels, and comic book scripts and is also a well-known face and voice on French-language radio and television.

Since the late 1990s, Weber has published more than twenty novels, including popular series such as Pieter Linden , Apollonios , and Les Racines de l'Ordre Noir . In 2011, he won the Prix du Roman d'Aventures with L'aiglon ne manque pas d'aire .

As a scriptwriter, he contributed to well-known comic series, including Arthur and the Minimoys , Lefranc , Alex , and Sparta . Since 2007, he has also been the regular writer for the historical series Loïs .

LEOPOLD CITY 60 (Deville/Weber) 2019
It wasn't the best time for an African baptism for Kathleen Van Overstraeten. Colonial certainties were beginning to falter. And a thirty-year plan was certainly no longer possible. So, without delay, but also without frivolous haste? On June 30, 1960, power was transferred. Prime Minister Lumumba's bold response will remain in our memory! On January 17, 1961, he was assassinated. With Belgian involvement? These war crimes cannot expire. An investigation is still ongoing in Belgium...
Belgian Congo was a Belgian colony from November 15, 1908, to June 30, 1960. Flight attendant Kathleen became embroiled in all sorts of shady dealings: espionage, uranium, rape, and more. "Let them think what they want, history is in the making!" It was a fight for a spot on the Congo-Zaventem airlift. Through Kathleen, we will soon know the full history of Belgium.

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