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Original Title:	Blacksad - Quelque part entre les ombres
ISBN:	1596878177 (ISBN13: 9781596878174)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Blacksad #1

Blacksad (Blacksad #1)

Juan Díaz Canales

Paperback | Pages: 56 pages

Rating: 4.23 | 4159 Users | 250 Reviews

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Meet John Blacksad, a cat in the shadows. Imagine New York as a city of criminal rats, jazz-playing gorillas and rhino thugs. Enter a mystery where the suspects have tails. Find out why comics' biggest names are wild about one of the freshest graphic novels in years—a 2005 Eisner and Harvey Award nominee. Enter the world of Blacksad.

Natalia Wilford is a famous actress. To the world, she had everything anybody could want—beauty, fame, glamour, and lovers who would do anything for her. When she is found murdered in her home, it touches the man who had not seen her since their bitter breakup many years ago. private eye John Blacksad. He vows to find Natalia's murderer.

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Title	:	Blacksad (Blacksad #1)
Author	:	Juan Díaz Canales
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 56 pages
Published	:	September 1st 2005 by ibooks graphic novels (first published November 10th 2000)
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Comics. Graphic Novels. Bande Dessinée. Mystery. Fiction

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I never really cared for anthropomorphic characters, but I enjoyed this more that I was expecting to. I always had a thing for the noir style, no matter how cliché the stories usually are, I always end up enjoying the atmopshere, Blacksad is no different, fun enjoyable read.

The first time I heard about this was almost 10 years ago when my best friend came back from Spain with the first volume and was head-over-heels for it. We even bought her a framed print of the character (which was really pretty). But back then she was reading them in Spanish, and I don't speak Spanish, so I couldn't borrow her copies to read them.Time went on, I still heard about the series on a pretty regular basis, but never took the jump to actually go out and buy it.And then at work, one of

Cats.Cats.Cats. I really wanted to love it (it has cats, it's sad, one cat is black, I love crimes) but I wish the story had more strength. The whole crime was solved quite easily, without much of a mystery and I wish the struggle or the "labyrinth" of solving a crime was a bit harder or unexpected. Now it was too quick and not revealing much about anything else. The drawing style is very nice and the characters are drawn perfectly. Loved that the various animals, not only cats, also appear in

Fantastic graphics, original ideas - I loved this beginning of the Blacksad series. I loved all the humanized animals and the dark, romain noir atmosphere. A pure joy to read.

Even though this is gorgeously drawn (making it flow like a movie) and I love the whole 1950s detective world, the actual content and plot aren't very challenging. I also can't really see the point of the characters being animals, since they do everything what humans do. I'm still going to read the others too, but they're mostly going to be little snacks whenever I don't feel like reading a book.

I would not have thought anyone could have told an excellent noir story using anthropomorphism, but these creators did it. While a brief tale, we get to join PI Blacksad on an emotional journey that can leave one almost as dejected as the PI himself. There are no winners, and everyone loses something (life, love, idealism, etc.)

An exceptional delight for art lovers and noir freaks...