"Largo Winch, adventurer of the economy."
The exhibition organized around this emblematic character from the comic strip created by Jean Van Hamme and drawn by Philippe Francq, is certainly worth a visit.
By its richness (rare original boards, various objects, tablets, small integrated videos, or holographic modeling of the Winch tower in hologram), by the educational aspect of the various themes addressed, but above all by the elegance of its scenography.
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Entering the Émile Gaillard mansion, a branch of the Banque de France transformed into a museum in recent years, we discover above all a giant "mapping" of the boards of
Largo Winch.
As at Baux de Provence or at L'Atelier des lumière, the effect is striking
"and will make all comic book designers jealous who wish to benefit from this extraordinary technology to showcase their work"
, specifies with a smile the current scriptwriter of the adventures of the humanist billionaire Eric Giacometti,
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