Cover: Claire Bretécher

Cellulite #[1]

Jun 1991 · Pocket

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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About this Collection

This collection gathers the misadventures of Cellulite, the neurotic and self-absorbed anti-heroine of the 1991 series. The stories delve into her personal anxieties, romantic entanglements, and petty grievances, presented with a sharp, satirical edge typical of the series' humor.

Contains 5 stories

Croisé en solde

44 pp · Humor, Satire-Parody

le roi (supporting)le chevalier (guest)Pierre l'ermite (guest)un garde (guest)un brigand (guest)l'esclave grec (guest)l'esclavagiste

Cellulite et points noirs

18 pp · Humor, Satire-Parody

le roi (supporting)Marcel van Eick (supporting)docteur Acné (supporting)la servante de Cellulite (guest)un garçonnet (guest)

Symphonie en flûte majeur (Face A)

19 pp · Humor, Satire-Parody

le roi (supporting)Marcel van Eick (supporting)docteur Acné (supporting)Clovis (guest)la comtesse (guest)le joueur de flûte (supporting)5 soupirants (guest)2 musiciens (guest)

Symphonie en flûte majeur (Face B)

19 pp · Humor, Satire-Parody

le roi (supporting)les mères des 6 soupirantsle gardien joueur de flûte (supporting)6 grand-mères

Les vapeurs de camomille

48 pp · Humor, Satire-Parody

le roi (supporting)le vidame de Cézigue (supporting)le serviteur du vidame (supporting)la gouvernante de la douairière (guest)

In "Les vapeurs de camomille," Jo learns her grandmother, the dowager Chénouvatin-Nétang, has passed away. Her father, the king, recalls that the woman’s late husband brought back a treasure from the First Crusade.