Placid and Muzo

Legendary French humorous comics for children!
Placid and Museo are the famous heroes of French children"s comics.
Placid - a dubbed bear, which loves to eat well, sleep sweetly and shows the miracles of ingenuity to lean from work.
Museo is an energetic, intelligent fox, the complete opposite of respectfully respect. He is tirelessly trying to form and call for the order of his irresponsible friend.
A restless couple invented and painted in 1946, the famous French cartoonist José Kabrero Arnal in 1946, but the real glory came to Placida and Muso in the 60s, when after the death of Arnal heroev "picked up" and breathed in them a new life another talented artist Jacques Nikolau.
The book includes chosen comics created by Jacques Nikolau in the period from 1958 to 1962. These are 55 stories, each of which takes usually one page. And every story is a sea of ​​fiction, mischiefs and healthy hooliganism.
Plasid and Muso are already familiar with Russian readers of the older generation, because many plots about the adventures of inseparable friends were reprinted by Soviet magazines in the 1960s and 1980s.
For children from 5 to 12 years and adult connoisseurs of classical comics