Note: Grise Bouille is a blog originally written in French: only a few articles have been translated into English so far and are published here, but more will likely be added later.
The blog series
This page lists all the blog's series (comics and others) with an English version, in order of update: the series with the most recently published episodes are at the top of the list.
1 post. Absurd fictional comic strips, with no other pretension than to be humorous. They are not sequential and can deal with a wide variety of subjects...
27 posts. A series of color comics set in an absurd, anachronistic prehistoric world with little regard for deceny: follow the adventures of John-Cro and Magnon, two homo sapiens gradually discovering their universe...
42 posts. Full-color comic book series about the adventures of Superfluous, the useless superhero, published between 2012 and 2020, and later made into a video game in Superfluous Returnz.
1 post. Reflections and, often, rants: I give my opinion and analysis on social issues, politics, democracy, etc. The pot represents both the stew of ideas and the container that overheats and eventually boils over...
1 post. Comic strips on digital news, free software, free culture, GAFAM, etc. French versions are published alongside on the Framablog.
Author
Gee is a doctor of computer science (general practitioner), but outside consultation hours, he is also a comic strip artist. He publishes many of his “doodles” online, because if you're going to write nonsense, you might as well have it read!
A free blog
The blog's content is licensed under a free license (Creative Commons By Sa): you can freely share the articles and drawings posted here, modify them and re-share these modifications (as long as you use the same license). Don't forget to support the author to help him continue publishing under a free license!
This blog uses no generative AI; the scenarios are not written by a computer program; the drawings are entirely hand-drawn on a graphic tablet by a human author-draftsman.
Support
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