Insects in Comics. Volume 3

Are you tired of sitting at home? Want to change the scenery? Great! The authors of the series "Insects in Comics" (which includes screenwriters Christophe Casnove and François Wodarzak, artist Cosby, and colorists Alexander Amurik and Mirabel) are ready to help you and even offer one of their favorite characters - an ant - as a travel agent. However, he is only a travel agent part-time, as his main profession is a real estate specialist. Oh, ants know a thing or two about housing construction! Don't believe it? Then quickly open the scientific appendix to the third volume of the "Insects in Comics" series and see what heights ants have reached in this field. It's safe to say that an anthill is a true marvel of engineering, where everything is thought out, from security services to heating systems!
In the preceding comic part, as always, you will find a set of hilarious gags from the life of ever-optimistic (despite all the hardships of insect existence!) bugs and cockroaches. In the third episode of this outrageous sitcom, main roles are assigned to such tried-and-true performers as the black rove beetle, the mega-rhisa rider, the stag beetle, and the cabbage long-legged fly, the autumn caterpillar and the Asian hornet. It is noteworthy that the authors strive not to focus solely on stars and definitely give supporting actors a chance... A commendable trait, wouldn't you agree? However, let's be honest: in terms of public affection, the phylloxera or head louse are unlikely to compete with the ladybug and the rhinoceros beetle!