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Signed bookplate by Alice: Elisabeth (Cross)
REF : ALICE-XLI-01
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Signed and numbered ex-libris by Alex Alice: The Third Testament - Elizabeth (ex-libris in the shape of a cross).
Ex-libris from the series The Third Testament, available in two versions (one red and one monochrome gray), with two different numbering systems. Both are screen-printed.
Support: Thick vellum paper
Dimensions: 21 x 26.7 cm
- Signed and numbered ex-libris 317/350 red
- Signed and numbered ex-libris 22/50 gray
The Third Testament
The Third Testament is a series created by Xavier Dorison (original idea and screenplay) and Alex Alice (screenplay, drawing, and coloring), published in 4 volumes by Glénat starting from 1997.
In the early 14th century, the quest for a mysterious manuscript by Elisabeth d'Elsenor, a young girl, and Conrad de Marbourg, a scholar, takes place in a time where any questioning of the Christian religion is considered blasphemy that leads to suffering, torture, and the stake.
With a realistic historical background and real people, such as Conrad de Marbourg who was the German Grand Inquisitor, The Third Testament cannot help but evoke the works of Umberto Eco.
It is worth noting that the series' significant success allowed other authors interested in esoteric quests to find a favorable audience with publishers later on.
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ALICE Alex
Alex ALICE is a French comic book author and illustrator. While pursuing business studies, he developed a passion for drawing and animation. His encounter with Xavier Dorison in 1993 led the two students to embark on their first comic book project. This initial attempt was a resounding success, as they published Le Troisième Testament in 1997, with Alice handling the drawing and coloring, as well as co-writing with Dorison (who also came up with the original idea).
Balancing history and mystical quest, the series immediately achieved significant success that lasted for a decade and a total of four volumes.
In 2010, collaborating with Robin Recht on the art (for Volume 1) and Timothée Montaigne (Volumes 2 to 5), Alice and Dorison released Le Troisième Testament, Julius, a spin-off focused on Julius Publius Vindex, a Roman general turned prophet of the Third Testament.
In 1997, video game publisher Eidos entrusted Alice with the comic book adaptation of Lara Croft's adventures. The album Tomb Raiser: Dark Eons was released two years later but quickly pulled from the shelves due to rights issues with Eidos. The albums that had been sold before the ban became highly sought-after collector's items!
In 2007, Alice published (writing + drawing) Siegfried, based on the Nibelungen legend, followed by La Walkyrie and Le Crépuscule des Dieux.
Since 2014, he has been working (writing + drawing) on Le Château des Étoiles, a science fiction series set in the (reinvented) 19th century, referencing Jules Verne and Steampunk aesthetics. Pre-published in the form of journals, the gazette format (cherished by Tardi) allows Alex Alice to present the story in episodes, reminiscent of 19th-century publications like Eugène Sue's Les Mystères de Paris. The series also enables him to blend historical grandeur, with Germany and Prussia at the height of their glory, and visual complexity, where he clearly excels!