Danitza, 1965 - Paperback
by Jean Van Hamme (Author), Philippe Berthet (Artist)
1965. The growing financial empire of the Winch family is now in the hands of Nerio, Tom's young son. And Nerio, who stands barely above five feet, whose schoolmates always despised because his only friend was the son of his African-American nanny, whom women never so much as looked at ... thirsts for power. Meanwhile, back in a Montenegro now under the boot of Yugoslav dictator Tito, is born little Danitza, great-great-grand-niece to one Vanko Winczlav ...
Jean Van Hamme is one of the most acclaimed writers of European comics. Among his many successes, let's mention Thorgal with Rosinski, XIII with Vance and Largo Winch with Francq, but also Lady S., Wayne Shelton, Authorised Happiness, and several volumes of Blake & Mortimer - all published by Cinebook. Philippe Berthet is a French 'ligne claire' artist. After a remarkable entrance onto the comics scene in Spirou Magazinewith Couleur Café in 1980, he created, among others, Le Privé d'Hollywood, Les Exploits de Poison Ivy as well as Pin-up with Yann.
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