It’s 1970.
Étienne Robial and Florence Cestac have opened a bookshop called Futuropolis
and created a publishing house of the same name. In her (rare) free moments,
Cestac scrawls a transgender character on her block calendar; half animal
(Mickey Mouse) and half man (Detective Harry Dickson). A little while later, a
first eponymous album is released, sometime in late 1980. It’s followed up by
five other albums, all lined up beneath the glorious Futuropolis banner!
It’s 1970.
Étienne Robial and Florence Cestac have opened a bookshop called Futuropolis
and created a publishing house of the same name. In her (rare) free moments,
Cestac scrawls a transgender character on her block calendar; half animal
(Mickey Mouse) and half man (Detective Harry Dickson). A little while later, a
first eponymous album is released, sometime in late 1980. It’s followed up by
five other albums, all lined up beneath the glorious Futuropolis banner!
