Charlotte Gainsbourg mon amour is Fabrice Tarrin's second autobiographical comic book. It revolves mostly around him and his childhood crush Charlotte Gainsbourg, the daughter of famous French singer Serge Gainsbourg. Just like in his other book Diary of a Lemur, every story in this book is based on real events and nothing's made up.
Diary of a Lemur (orig. "Journal intime d'un Lémurien") is basically a collection of comics Fabrice Tarrin posted on his blog between November 2006 and February 2008. According to the back of the book, all the events described in the comics really happened and nothing's made up.
A Spirou & Fantasio Adventure - Vol. 3 - The Crypt of Champignac by Fabrice Tarrin & Yann, 2007: Multi-millionaire Zanskar wants to explore a secret cave system up in the Tibetan mountains. However, this turns out to be more dangerous than expected. So journalist Seccotine suggest to ask the Count of Champignac for help and Zanskar promises them a big sum of money should they succeed to make it to the caves. Having just blown up half of his castle during some experiment and thus being in the need for money, the Count agrees to help. The explosion in the castle also happened to free a sphinx that had been trapped beneath it for centuries. In hopes of uncovering the mysteries that seem to connect the sphinx and a mysterious Tibetan princess that is said to be awaiting her resurrection, Spirou, Fantasio, Seccotine and the Count of Champignac travel to the Himalaya to find out the truth. Download
Violine - Vol. 3 - The Iron Claw by Tronchet, Jean-Marc Krings, Fabrice Tarrin, Cyril Liéron, 2006: Violine is a young girl with a special power: a stare from her large violet eyes allows her to read one's thoughts and intentions. She lives in a mansion with her wealthy and domineering mother, who is somehow immune to this power. Her mother claims that Violine's father has passed away when she was three, but after finding evidence to the contrary, Violine embarks to Africa as a stowaway in search for him.
I started with book 3 because the first two have already been translated by someone else. I suggest you read those first because the story in this book picks up where book 2 left off.
