Le Jeune Archie #36
In "De pire en pire," the kids escape the tension at Ronnie's beach cottage—where her parents clash over renovations—by heading to the shore to gather shells. There, they stumble upon an unexpected relic: a massive WWII shell that quietly echoes the chaos they’re trying to outrun. Written and illustrated by Bob Bolling, with coloring by Barry Grossman, the story unfolds with quiet weight, its cover by Dexter Taylor capturing the moment’s stillness.
In "Jeu de coquillages," Jo and the other kids escape the tension at Ronnie’s beach cottage—where her parents argue over renovations—by heading down to the shore to collect shells. There, amid the tide and sand, they uncover something unexpected: a wartime shell that quietly reminds them of how conflict can leave lasting marks, even in the most innocent places.
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