Quotidien délirant #[nn]
This volume collects the complete run of the humorous newspaper-strip series 'Quotidien délirant' by Belgian cartoonist Philippe Bercovici, originally serialized in the daily newspaper Le Soir. The collection gathers the daily gags and comic strips that satirize everyday life, office culture, and modern absurdities through the misadventures of its hapless protagonist. Published by Casterman in 1996, it offers a comprehensive look at Bercovici's sharp, lighthearted commentary on the mundane.
In "Mets un dino dans ta vie," Flora et Ovidio set the picnic table while Arturita’s mother asks him to call his brother—only for Carmelo to burst in, breathless and eager, demanding a mascot. What the wandering vendor then unveils is anything but ordinary. Written by Frank Reichert and Miguelanxo Prado and illustrated entirely by Miguelanxo Prado—pencils, inks, colors, and letters—this 1996 Casterman gem delivers a whimsical, offbeat moment in the series, with a cover by Miguelanxo Prado that captures the scene’s playful absurdity.
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