Max et Moritz #[nn]
"Premier exploit" delivers a delightfully mischievous tale from the classic German comic strip by Wilhelm Busch, brought to life in this 1978 edition from L'école des loisirs. When Max and Moritz dive into a vat of dough in a desperate bid for pretzels, their prank takes a dangerously sweet turn—only to find their way out through a crusty escape. The hand-coloured artwork and typographic lettering capture the anarchic charm of Busch’s original, making this a standout in the series.
In "Sixième exploit," Max and Moritz find themselves trapped in a baker’s oven after a prank gone wrong—doughy and desperate, they must dig their way out before they’re fully baked. Written by Wilhelm Busch and brought to life with his signature wit and stark black-and-white art, this classic tale of mischief and muffled mayhem is as sharp as it is absurd.
In "Dernier exploit," Max and Moritz push their mischief to new extremes, turning a farmer’s grain harvest into a chaotic prank that spirals beyond their control. Wilhelm Busch’s classic humor shines through in this 7-page tale, where the boys’ antics lead to a consequence as absurd as it is unforgettable—leaving the whole town in stunned, if not entirely pleased, disbelief.
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