Angloman #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis second volume of Angloman continues the satirical French series that skewers superhero tropes and cultural stereotypes. Collecting issues from the 1996 run, the story dives into themes of money, ethnicity, and the absurdities of the caped-crusader genre with a sharp, irreverent edge.
In "Where Red Tape Dwells," Angloman faces a bureaucratic crisis when his superhero permit hits its expiration date—only to discover the Régie is also relocating Captain Lenoxville to Toronto. As the system exposes his secret identity, the stakes rise in a story that turns red tape into a personal threat. Written by Mark Shainblum and illustrated by Gabriel Morrissette, with full cover art by Morrissette, this 1996 issue from Nuage Editions blends satire and suspense in a uniquely Canadian twist on the superhero genre.
In "Where Red Tape Dwells," Angloman faces a bureaucratic crisis when his superhero permit expires—only to discover the Régie has bigger plans, including Captain Lenoxville’s relocation to Toronto. As the system threatens to expose his secret identity, Angloman must navigate absurd regulations with more urgency than ever.
In "One Is Too Many," Mackenzie King’s ill-advised seance accidentally summons Hitler, who hijacks the body of Quebec’s Premier Maurice Duplessis, plunging the province into a surreal, satirical crisis. With the fate of Quebec hanging in the balance, the unlikely hero Major Westmount must race to restore order in this absurd, biting parody of political power and historical myth.
In "Invasion of the Anglo Snatchers!", Angloman and Poutinette hit the 401 to confront a strange new trend: everyone’s fleeing to Toronto, where locals chant that "Toronto is good." As the city’s influence spreads like a cultural tide, the duo must decide if bagels and smoked meat can save Quebec’s soul—or if they’re just the first casualties of the Torontorg’s quiet takeover.
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