Corail #60
In "Tout pour être heureuse," Lise—beautiful, privileged, and effortlessly surrounded by friends—finds herself adrift despite having everything. When her father arranges a modeling session to spark some purpose, her casual attitude clashes with the professionalism of the shoot, only to be humbled when she learns her maid has quietly pursued the same dream. With a new sense of focus, Lise begins to take modeling seriously, guided by the quiet determination of someone who’s finally seen what it means to truly want something. The story, illustrated with quiet precision by Angeles Felices, explores the shift from privilege to purpose, all within a single, unassuming issue from 1977.
In "Tout pour être heureuse," Lise—rich, beautiful, and effortlessly adored—finds herself unmoored by privilege until a modeling job, meant to be a passing distraction, forces her to confront her own indifference. When she sees how her careless attitude contrasts with her maid’s quiet determination, Lise begins to reevaluate what it means to truly pursue something meaningful.
In the quiet aftermath of a life-altering accident, Marlene struggles to find her strength—both in body and spirit—while her sister Ruth watches helplessly. With Marlene’s recovery hanging in the balance, Ruth and her family make a desperate plea to Marlene’s quiet admirer, Kurd, to offer marriage as a reason to fight. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, “Sans toi” unfolds with tender urgency, exploring the fragile line between love, sacrifice, and the will to heal.
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