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Comprend les noms: Donna Barr

Crédit image: Donna Barr with Ron Hogan
at San Diego Comic Con 2006
Copyright © 2006 Ron Hogan

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Œuvres de Donna Barr

Stinz: Charger—The War Stories (1999) 34 exemplaires
Stinz: Horsebrush and Other Tales (1990) 21 exemplaires
Hader and the Colonel (1999) 20 exemplaires
Ersatz Peach (1995) 19 exemplaires
Yaoi Hentai, Volume 4 (2007) 18 exemplaires
The Desert Peach #28: Tongue (1998) 16 exemplaires
Peach Slices (1993) 16 exemplaires
The Grandmothers' Hive (2003) 15 exemplaires
Bosom Enemies #3/Stinz: New Souls (2004) 13 exemplaires
Stinz: Wartime and Wedding Bells (1992) 12 exemplaires
Bosom Enemies: Bearing Our Losses (2001) 12 exemplaires
The Desert Peach #30: Headaches (2001) 9 exemplaires
Stinz: Warhorse (1991) 8 exemplaires
An Insupportable Light (2002) 8 exemplaires
The Desert Peach #26: Miki (1996) 8 exemplaires
Permanent Party (2005) 7 exemplaires
Bread and Swans (2006) 7 exemplaires
DESERT PEACH #22 (1988) 7 exemplaires
Stinz Vol. 3 #7: A Dog's Life (1998) 7 exemplaires
DESERT PEACH #21. The Good Uncle (1994) 7 exemplaires
The Desert Peach #23: Visions (1995) 6 exemplaires
The Desert Peach: Fever Dream (1993) 6 exemplaires
Stinz Vol. 3 #8: Playthings (1999) 5 exemplaires
Stinz: Old Man Out 4 exemplaires
Ups And Downs (1995) 3 exemplaires
Stinz #16: Bum Steer 2 exemplaires
Desert Peach, No. 24 (1995) 2 exemplaires
Stinz #15: The Bobwar 2 exemplaires
Real Girl 1 (1990) 2 exemplaires
Stinz #1: Draft Horse (1989) 2 exemplaires
Stinz Vol. 2 #1: On a Pale Horse (1991) 2 exemplaires
The Desert Peach #25 (#25) (1996) 2 exemplaires
The Desert Peach #18 (#18) (1992) 2 exemplaires
Stinz Vol. 2 #3: Pipe Dream (1991) 2 exemplaires
Bosom Enemies; The Collection (2014) 1 exemplaire
Stinz #1: Youth 1 exemplaire
Afterdead 1 exemplaire
Swell 1 exemplaire
The Desert Peach #10 (1991) 1 exemplaire
Stinz: A Stranger to Our Kind (1997) 1 exemplaire
Stinz #2: Breaking to Harness (1989) 1 exemplaire
Stinz #4: Sorting Things Out (1990) 1 exemplaire
Stinz #3: Breaking In (1989) 1 exemplaire
A Very MU Christmas 1 exemplaire
A Little Death (2012) 1 exemplaire
Witchhunt 1 exemplaire
The Desert Peach #13: Nobody (1991) 1 exemplaire

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Steinheld Lowhard, a half-horse (not centaur, please! Half-horses are quite civilized, thank you...) enlists in the Army and serves a vaguely Germanic country for eight years in a Great War with no real winners. There are a whole series of comics and graphic novels that deal with Stinz's life upon his return; Charger deals with the events in Stinz's military career, an experience which changed him (and not all for the better)... Humorous, poignant, and saddening at points.
 
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BruceCoulson | Apr 16, 2014 |
Stinz is always fun. Several stories I'd read elsewhere - probably online - and several I'd never seen before. Stinz as a colt; as a young stallion, courting Bruna; as a father, with Andri as a very young colt; and some when Stinz is relatively old (having trouble jumping a fence, for instance). Not in chronological order, quite - the last batch, where Stinz is something of a secondary character, are back in his courting days. Lovely. Of course, now I want to find more Stinz...
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jjmcgaffey | Feb 18, 2013 |
it's a whole world of centaurs (the half-horsed) suddenly meeting with the human world (the two-legged), with practical and cultural consequences. so far so good. it's also a bit curiously set in a pre-WW1 pocket within Germany. is there a bit of a discrimination subtext? maybe (but shouldn't i know?). but it's surprisingly sexist too - okay, stallions and mares, i get that, but still...). and slightly creepy if you take it politcal. i want to like it, especially because female creators are still much rarer in comics than they ought to be, and it's indie besides. it does have a sprightly faux-naive narrative. but on the whole it makes me a bit uneasy in the corners.… (plus d'informations)
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macha | Jul 26, 2012 |
This book (all text, no images) is the parts of Pfirsich's life we didn't see in the Desert Peach comic, both before and after. Childhood, WW1, and after WW2. There are a couple of chapters that deal with his time with the 469th. We also see his first meeting with Rosen.
 
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Lirleni | Feb 28, 2006 |

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