Throughout the majority of her X-Men comic book career, Moira MacTaggert was a human geneticist and a longtime friend and ally of Professor Charles Xavier, but that all changed when Dawn of X launched. who rewrote Moira’s entire life and gave her a mutant. powers – and while it’s an undeniably awesome new direction to … Read more
In his work on The intellectual origins of Leninism (Gallimard), the historian Alain Besançon had this famous formula: “Lenin does not know that he believes. He thinks he knows. » Wondering about the nature of modern political ideologies, he noticed that they combined two usually opposite characteristics: belief and knowledge. As knowledge, they claimed to … Read more
The month of July saw the arrival at Doki-Doki of the series Les Promeneuses de l’apocalypse, in Japanese Shûmatsu Touring (a Japanese-English name that could be translated as “Journey of the apocalypse” or “Tourism of the apocalypse”). Pre-published in Japan since 2020 in the Dengeki Maoh magazine of ASCII Mediaworks/Kadokawa with currently 3 volumes published, … Read more
In the spring of 1994, in a bookstore in the center of Grenoble, I came across “The Reappearance of Christ and the Masters of Wisdom” by the Scottish Benjamin Creme. (a book published in London in 1980 and today translated into several languages…) According to the author, we have entered a crucial period: “…tremendous changes … Read more