Sibyl-Anne Vs. Ratticus
Sybil-Anne and her fiance Boomer live in blissful peace in the French countryside, until the evil rat Ratticus, evicted from his previous residence, sets his sights on the quiet acre that the couple share with their friends (a porcupine, a crow and a rabbit). Macherot's charming mouse-eye-views of bucolic idyll and his fast-paced, witty storytelling turn Sibyl-Anne Vs. Ratticus into something reminiscent of a Pixar version of The Wind in the Willows.
During a career that stretched from the 1950s to the 1980s, working for both Tintin and Spirou magazines, Raymond Macherot (1924-2008) created the series Chlorophylle, Clifton, Chaminou, and Sibylline (Sibyl-Anne).
Author: R. Macherot
Format: Hardback, 64 pages, 216mm x 279mm, 490 g
Published: 2011, Fantagraphics, United States
Genre: Graphic Novels: General
Sybil-Anne and her fiance Boomer live in blissful peace in the French countryside, until the evil rat Ratticus, evicted from his previous residence, sets his sights on the quiet acre that the couple share with their friends (a porcupine, a crow and a rabbit). Macherot's charming mouse-eye-views of bucolic idyll and his fast-paced, witty storytelling turn Sibyl-Anne Vs. Ratticus into something reminiscent of a Pixar version of The Wind in the Willows.
During a career that stretched from the 1950s to the 1980s, working for both Tintin and Spirou magazines, Raymond Macherot (1924-2008) created the series Chlorophylle, Clifton, Chaminou, and Sibylline (Sibyl-Anne).