Michel Swing is probably the best car driver of his generation. Yet, everyone, including the best master criminal from his generation, and the most wicked Chinese-man servant minion of his generation want him dead. Trying to earn a record seventh Grand Prix championship, Swing goes through tragedy and murder attempt, while FBI agent, Brexon Bright, probably the best secret agent of his generation, tries to keep him alive.
This book is great for people who don’t want their comic books to be too serious and who follow the Formula One races. Even for those who don’t follow car races, this book will provide a good break.
As two authors created the strip, their style differs, even while trying to keep the strip consistent. Of the two, Jousselin is the best. His action is more fluid and the characters rounder and more cartoon-like. The design of the book is interesting as only red, black and white were used. That means that a lot of characters have red hair! With these three colours, the creators manage to show a lot of mood and emotion. Even without understanding the text, most readers would get a good laugh at these comic strips.
