Jean-Pierre Gibrat - Jeanne allongée (Poster)

Jean-Pierre Gibrat is a French scenarist and illustrator born in 1954 in Paris. First known for his talent as an illustrator for several well known comics such as Goudard or L'empire sous la mer, he began writing his own stories in 1997 with the release of the dyptic Le Sursis, published by Dupuis, which was an immediate success with the public. Gibrat then wrote two more stories: Le vol du corbeau also published by Dupuis in 2002 and Mattéo, published by Futuropolis in 2008.

Summary of the series Le vol du corbeau, from which the poster design is taken:

Nothing prepared Jeanne, a communist activist who had joined the French Resistance, to meet François, an irrepressible and cynical thief. Even less so that she would have to flee with him to escape being hunted down by the French police and the Gestapo. In the France of June 1944, where roundups and denunciations are still the order of the day, their destinies will become closely intertwined... for better or for worse. (Published by Dupuis)