
Jochen Till
Jochen Till, born 1966, has been in hell for 20 years now in Section 66 (writers and other inventors of lies), condemned by Lucifer himself to write books for children and young people. What the devil doesn’t know, however, is that he feels great down there and has a hell of a time doing it.
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Raimund Frey
Raimund Frey, born 1982, has been enthusiastically wielding a crayon since early childhood. He studied communication design in Mainz. Today he works as a freelance in the fields of book illustration, advertising illustration, storyboard and concept drawing, comics and fantasy.
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Lucifer Junior (Vol. 1) Too Good For Hell
- Publication date: 13.03.2017
- 10+
- 224 Pages, 15.3 cm x 21.5 cm
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(series): Czech, Romanian, Spanish (Latin America), Bulgarian, Ukrainian
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What the hell has happened to the Devil?
• A hilarious comic style series with a fantastic hook
• With plenty of uproarious details and screamingly funny gags
• A parody of day-to-day life that is bursting with originality and comic wordplay
• 1-3 audacious illustrations on every double page
Hell is reimagined as a large company with a bad-tempered boss, an all-powerful CEO, a creative department which thinks up punishments for the damned, and an IT officer in charge of digitalisation. How the hell is Lucifer supposed to get excited about the “family business”?
Lucifer Junior is the devil’s son. He lives in Hell, and one day he will take over the family business. The only problem, according to Lucifer Senior, is that his son is still far too nice for the job. He decides to send him off to the land of the living for some work experience. After all, where better to learn how to be bad than among human beings? And so young Lucy is dispatched to the Saint Fidibus School for Boys, where the plan is for him to study Torben and his gang, and learn from them how to be truly mean and nasty. The question is: does Lucy really want to be nasty at all?
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Jochen Till
Jochen Till, born 1966, has been in hell for 20 years now in Section 66 (writers and other inventors of lies), condemned by Lucifer himself to write books for children and young people. What the devil doesn’t know, however, is that he feels great down there and has a hell of a time doing it.
Foto: © Niko Neuwirth
Raimund Frey
Raimund Frey, born 1982, has been enthusiastically wielding a crayon since early childhood. He studied communication design in Mainz. Today he works as a freelance in the fields of book illustration, advertising illustration, storyboard and concept drawing, comics and fantasy.
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