Jérôme K. Jérôme Bloche

He would like to resemble Bogart, he has the awkwardness of Mr Hulot. Gourmand and dreamer, absent-minded and caring, timid, but courageous, Jérôme K. Jérôme Bloche is, above all, although you would not credit him with it, very cunning. Following in the tracks of his illustrious American predecessors, our private eye concludes his first investigation in 1982. The story was written by Makyo and Serge Le Tendre and illustrated by Alain Dodier. After a few more volumes with his accomplices, Dodier put himself all on his own at the bar for this intelligent and deeply humane series.

• 1 - L'Ombre qui tue
• 2 - Les Êtres de papier
• 3 - À la vie, à la mort
• 4 - Passé recomposé
• 5 - Le Jeu de trois
• 6 - Zelda
• 7 - Un oiseau pour le chat
• 8 - Le Vagabond des dunes
• 9 - L'Absent
• 10 - Un bébé en cavale
• 11 - Le Coeur à droite
• 12 - Le Gabion
• 13 - Le Pacte
• 14 - Un fauve en cage
• 15 - La Comtesse
• 16 - La Lettre
• 17 - La marionnette
• 18 - Un petit coin de paradis
• 19 - Un chien dans un jeu de quilles
• 20 - Fin de contrat
• 21 - Déni de fuite
• 22 - Mathias

Jérôme K. Jérôme Bloche n°22

Mathias