Le meilleur des années 70 de Lauzier #[nn]
In "L'orgasme," writer and artist Lauzier dives into the generational echo of rebellion, as Jacques’s bourgeois family embraces their punk phase with the nostalgic flair of past countercultural movements—zazous, Dadaists, Surrealists, beatniks, and hippies—reimagined through the lens of their own privileged past. The story unfolds with dry wit and visual flair, capturing a moment where liberation feels less like revolution and more like a well-dressed memory. The cover by Gérard Lauzier complements the tone with a striking, stylized portrait that hints at the era’s irony.
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La famille bourgeoise de Jacques s'accommode très bien de sa période punk, qui leur rappelle les zazous, dadaïstes, surréalistes, beatniks et hippies de leur jeunesse... bourgeoise. Libération, c'est une sorte de "Parisien libéré" d'extrême gauche pour les jeunes, quoi.
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