Dinosaurs in comics. Part 3. Plumeri A., Blose

The new, 3rd, in the expense of the French series “Dinosaurs in the comics” by the screenwriter Arno Plyumerus and the artist Blose, will tell not so much about the recognized stars of the world of dinosaurs (they can be attributed to tyrannosaurus, tricratops or Stegosaurus without exaggeration), but about those about those Who is used to staying in the shade, for example, about the poor test, which depressing obscurity even forced to reach the demonstration. Other “second-plan actors” are also ready to support it: an ancient virgin, 20-ton Mamencivar, a funny synorinthosaur, an arrogant dilon, frost-resistant Lellynazaurus and many, many others.

In addition, the authors are happy to continue the topics raised in previous volumes: the direct kinship of dinosaurs and birds, about the evolutionary advantages of mammals over reptiles, about the history of paleontological discoveries and the most outstanding paleontologists by itself, all in the same humorous A style that has already managed to fall in love with readers. The traditional scientific and cognitive dossier at the end of the book will tell about the famous town of Anjak in the west of France, where in 2010 the largest in Europe (and one of the largest in the world!) The burial of fossils was opened.