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In "Le Fantôme de Canterville," Luc Cornillon delivers a poignant and subtly surreal tale of cultural observation through the eyes of Glorax, an extraterrestrial sent to study humanity. Disguised as a wheelchair-bound individual to blend in, Glorax confronts the real-world challenges of mobility with quiet dignity. The story, written and illustrated entirely by Cornillon, features his distinctive art and lettering, with the cover also drawn by him.
In "Drôle de planète," Glorax, an alien sent to study Earth, must hide his true form by posing as a person in a wheelchair—only to discover that navigating human society is far more complicated than he expected. Written with sharp wit and visual flair, this satirical sci-fi tale turns a simple observation mission into a hilariously awkward journey through everyday barriers.
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