Εγκλημα στο πάρτυ ανταλλαγής ερωτικών συντρόφων

Τρελαίνομαι με τον συνδυασμό καρτουνιστικού σχεδίου και τσόντας του Κιουτσιούκη και σαν να μην έφτανε αυτό, η ιστορία εδώ είναι ένα whodunit σκηνικό.
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Crime at the Swinging Party

This comic follows Constantine Bibe, a detective who goes to a swinging party with his secretary, Sanguini, in order to solve the mystery of who murdered the party's host. There they work together in order to find clues that'll lead them to the murderer.
This was a very fun comic. I consider myself a fan of Kioutsioukis' works and this is undoubtedly amongst the best ones I've read so far. The story is structured like the usual Hercule Poirot murder mystery, but the characters are all very different and way less serious, the clues are all sex-related and in general it's very funny. The protagonist, Constantine Bibe, works as a very interesting subversion of many detective story tropes. The self-aware, ironic, sexual and fourth wall breaking humor of the comic is mostly what makes its tone so much different from the tone of a story like "Death on the Nile". The crime itself was very interesting and I was seriously interested in who was the murderer. Furthermore, all the main characters were very interesting and while this is certainly not the deepest comic in the world, I found them very intriguing and I'd love to read more stories with the same characters, set in the same world.
Overall, this was a short, great and very fun read, filled with well drawn sex and mystery.
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