Interesting. In the german translation her name is Violetta.
The thing has a web site and there seem to be 5 released issues. There's also the cancled 6 issue only released in germany (as part of issue #5).
http://bdvioline.free.fr/#
Author pic related has two wiki articles: German and French.
Let me try to translate:
Fabrice Tarrin (* 30. November 1971 in Neuilly-sur-Seine) is a french comicartist and -author.
Fabrice Tarrin went to the paris art collage École Estienne, then was a member at the Atelier Nawak (since 1995 Atelier des Vosges) for five years. There he met Lewis Trondheim and Joann Sfar, among others.
1991 his first works were released for the first time in the Spirou-Magazin, single drawings and also two short stories: Mademoiselle Peggy Sue and Cochon. In the year 1997 Tarrin releaser, together with Fred Neidhardt, his first album Les Aventures de Monsieur Tue-tout at Soleil Productions.
Tronchet another comic author bound hired? Legally bound? Man I hate direct translating as an artist for the first three issues of the comic series Violine. Tarrin took over the dialouges between 2001 and 2006 as well, Tronchet worked as a szenarist. [cut because info about who released it in germany].
Since 2005 Tarrin worked together with the texter dunno, that's what it says Yann on his own Spirou-Album titled Le Tombeau des Champignac (The tomb of rumblesville if you translate the german title) wich has been released in September 2007. Fabrice Tarrin sees it in the Tradition of the classic Franquin-albums.
>Found the german comics on ebay
>All in one, 53€
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