Crisis Presents #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Child Prodigy" is a striking, self-contained story from 1991’s Crisis Presents #3, written and illustrated entirely by Ralf König, whose distinctive style brings a bold, surreal edge to this alternate-history tale. Set in 50 BC, it follows a small group of defiant gay Gauls in a village overrun by heterosexual Romans, who use a mysterious potion to confront their oppressors in a moment of defiant magic. The cover, by John Bolton, captures the story’s mythic tone with a striking, otherworldly image.
In 50 BC, a secluded Gaulish village finds itself under the rule of an unexpectedly rigid Roman occupation—except for a small, defiant group of gay Gauls who aren’t about to let tradition dictate their lives. When they brew a mysterious potion and decide to pay the Romans a visit, chaos (and a few well-placed jokes) are inevitable.
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↩ Reprints Die hysterischen Abenteuer von Isterix #[nn] (1989), Cheval Noir #7 (1990)
Reprinted in Top cómics #1 (1994), Menz Insana #[nn] (1997), Bolland Strips! #[nn] (2005)
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