Adieu Brindavoine suivi de La Fleur au fusil #[nn]

Apr 1979 · Casterman

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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About this Collection

This volume collects two early Lucien Brindavoine stories by Jacques Tardi, originally serialized in the 1970s. In 'Adieu Brindavoine,' the young adventurer is drawn into a bizarre and violent journey across Europe, while 'La Fleur au fusil' follows his harrowing experiences as a soldier in World War I. Published by Casterman in 1979, this edition marks the first collected appearance of these seminal works that established Brindavoine as a key figure in Tardi's anti-war, darkly comic universe.

A 1979 Casterman release, "Adieu Brindavoine" is a somber, character-driven story written, drawn, and inked by Jacques Tardi, with lettering by Anne Delobel. The issue centers on Lucien Brindavoine in a quiet, reflective moment, rendered in Tardi’s distinctive, atmospheric style. The cover, also by Tardi, features his signature moody linework.

Contains 2 stories

Adieu Brindavoine

44 pp · Adventure, Fantasy

La fleur au fusil

12 pp · Drama, War