by Paul Dewandre, Jif, Nathalie Jomard, John Gray · Jungle · Comic · ISBN 9782874427411
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«Les hommes viennent de Mars, les femmes viennent de Vénus» is the humor comic by Paul Dewandre, Jif and Nathalie Jomard, published by Jungle in French.
With humor and everyday situations, the comic recreates the idea that men and women come from different planets and therefore do not speak the same language or function the same way in a relationship. Its panels show domestic misunderstandings and communication differences so that readers can recognize the other's codes and improve coexistence.
First volume of the series «Mars & Vénus», adaptation of John Gray's work; original 2011 edition.
For humor comic readers, especially couples who want to recognize their everyday arguments and take them philosophically.
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