Shackleton: Antarctic Odyssey (2014) - Shackleton: Antarctic Odyssey

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Série : Shackleton: Antarctic Odyssey (2014)
Titre : Shackleton: Antarctic Odyssey
Origine : USA
Style : Aventure, Histoire
Identifiant : 221246
Scénario : Bertozzi, Nick
Dessin : Bertozzi, Nick
Couleurs : <N&B>
Dépot légal : 07/2014 (Parution le 13/06/2014)
Estimation : non coté
Editeur : Roaring Brook Press
Collection : First Second
Format : Format normal
ISBN : 978-1-596-43451-6
Planches :128
Autres info :
Créé le : 19/07/2014 22:20:11 (maj 28/07/2014 12:59:44)
Résumé: Ernest Shackleton was one of the last great Antarctic explorers, and he led one of the most ambitious Antarctic expeditions ever undertaken. This is his story, and the story of the dozens of men who threw in their lot with him - many of whom nearly died in the unimaginably harsh conditions of the journey. It's an astonishing feat - and was unprecedented at the time - that all the men in the expedition survived. Shackleton's expedition marked the end of a period of romantic exploration of the Arctic and the Antarctic, and this is as much a book about the encroaching modern world as it is about travel. But Nick Bertozzi has documented this remarkable journey with such wit and fiendish attention to detail that it's impossible not to get caught up in the drama of the voyage.