Quiproquo #27
In "Séduisante Amanda," Josiane finds herself caught between her real-life relationship and a surreal fascination with the comic strip character Amanda, whom she models for. As her late-night sessions with the artist blur the line between reality and fiction, she’s drawn into a quiet emotional tug-of-war she never expected. A 1969 gem from Arédit-Artima, this issue captures a moment of introspective longing, with typeset lettering adding to its distinctive, period-specific charm.
In "Séduisante Amanda," Josiane finds herself caught between her real-life romance and a surreal fascination with the fictional world of the comic strip Amanda, whose likeness she models for. As her growing obsession with the artist and the character blurs the line between reality and fantasy, she’s pulled back into a role she thought she’d left behind—only to wonder if she’s ever truly been in control of her own story.
In "Dis-moi si tu l'aimes!", Thalie is caught in a delicate web when her best friend Corinne pleads with her to ask Bertrand if he loves her. Though Thalie struggles to speak her true feelings—she secretly longs for Corinne’s boyfriend—her hesitant words lead Bertrand to confess his love for her, leaving Thalie torn between joy and guilt. When she finally reveals the truth, Corinne finds peace, knowing her relationship with Serge won’t hurt Bertrand.
In "La starlette et l'amour," three friends—Clarisse, Beatrice, and Liliane—finally find their dream flat, only to be stumped by a twelve-month lease. To make it work, they swear not to marry for a year, but when Clarisse lands a role on a TV serial and falls for its star, her promise is put to the test. Now she must find someone to take her place—before love and loyalty collide.
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