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Grandville Force Majeur

Bryan Talbot

Ages 13–17

178 pages · Released Nov 21, 2017

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Grandville Force Majeur parent’s guide: what’s inside

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A note for parents

Grandville: Force Majeur is a sophisticated steampunk noir graphic novel with significant action violence, dark themes, and murder plots that appeal to older teens rather than younger readers. While the anthropomorphic characters and vibrant steampunk world-building are imaginative, the story involves serious criminal intrigue, betrayal, and consequences that require maturity to process. The series concludes with high stakes and moral complexity appropriate for ages 13+.

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A fiendishly ingenious tale of treachery, tenacity, and tragedy, the acclaimed Grandville series concludes with its largest and most shocking volume yet. Graphic-novel pioneer Bryan Talbot fashions an anthropomorphic steampunk roller coaster of thrills, humor, and mystery. Wanted for murder and on the run, Detective In... A fiendishly ingenious tale of treachery, tenacity, and tragedy, the acclaimed Grandville series concludes with its largest and most shocking volume yet. Graphic-novel pioneer Bryan Talbot fashions an anthropomorphic steampunk roller coaster of thrills, humor, and mystery. Wanted for murder and on the run, Detective Inspector LeBrock is the victim of a diabolical scheme engineered by gangland overlord Tiberius Koenig. But LeBrock is a fighter, and now against insurmountable odds the British Badger risks all to thwart Koenig’s plot and save Queen, country, and all he loves!

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