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Benny Breakiron #4: Uncle Placid Free FREE BENNY BREAKIRON #4: UNCLE PLACID PDF Will Maltaite,Peyo | 64 pages | 27 May 2014 | Papercutz | 9781597077170 | English | New York, United States GCD :: Issue :: Benny Breakiron #4 - Uncle Placid Benny's uncle has a very important job: he guards the treasury of a very tiny -- but very rich -- neighboring country. Uncle Placid has his work cut out for him, with thieves of every stripe always plotting to break in and steal the money, but he never expected a thief to try and steal the machines that make the money! While traveling back home with Benny during a school break with the printing plates on board, it looks like super-strong Benny might be the only one able to fend off a daring raid! When Monsieur Dussiflard finds a lead on a long-lost ancient treasure, he and Benny Benny Breakiron #4: Uncle Placid are off to the desert on the journey of a lifetime! But they're not alone; some shadowy figures from Dussiflard's past Benny Breakiron #4: Uncle Placid on the trail, as well, and they might make it there first. Will Benny's super powers win the day—or actually get in the way? Benny Breakiron's super-heroic adventures continue in this charming graphic novel series from the creator of The Smurfs! A smurf wants to emulate Papa Smurf, and decides the best way to do so would be to practice magic. So, the smurf sneaks into Gargamel's lab and steals instructions for a magic potion. The smurf foolishly drinks the potion and is turned into a monstrous lizard that all of the smurfs fear. Can Papa Smurf create an antidote? Or will the Smurfs be seeing green for the rest of their lives? The Smurfs have delighted us all with their silliness, bravery, heroism, and heart for over 50 years, and now we finally have a definitive collection of Peyo's original comics to see where it all began. Fifty years ago, mankind set off into outer space. Now, a smurf sets foot on another planet. Could it possibly be a smurfspiracy to fool Dreamy Smurf into becoming the Astrosmurf? Or has Dreamy Smurf gone where no Smurf has gone before? An all-new collection featuring The Smurfs, and their friends! This is a Benny Breakiron #4: Uncle Placid Peyo fans will not want Benny Breakiron #4: Uncle Placid miss, and that will look great on any bookshelf. Uncle Placid - Benny Breakiron Vol.4 Comic book hc by Peyo Order online Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Benny Breakiron #4: Uncle Placid Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Preview — Benny Breakiron 4 by Peyo. Yvan Delporte. Will Maltaite Illustrations. Benny's uncle has a very important job: he guards the treasury of a very tiny -- but very rich -- neighboring country. Uncle Placid has his work cut out for him, with thieves of every stripe always plotting to break in and steal the money, but he never expected a thief to try and steal the machines that make the money! While traveling back home with Benny during a school b Benny's uncle has a very important job: he guards the treasury of a very tiny -- but very rich -- neighboring country. While traveling back home with Benny during a school break with the printing plates on board, it looks like super-strong Benny might be the only one able to fend off a daring raid! Get A Copy. Hardcover64 pages. Published May 27th by Papercutz first published More Details Original Title. Steven Sterk. Other Editions Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought Benny Breakiron #4: Uncle Placid this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Benny Breakiron 4please sign up. Lists with This Book. This book is not Benny Breakiron #4: Uncle Placid featured on Listopia. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 4. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of Benny Breakiron 4: Uncle Placid. Benny Breakiron #4: Uncle Placid your typical Benoit Brisefer adventure but funnier that usual and we are introduced to Benny's bodyguard uncle. Aug 24, Simon Chadwick rated it really liked it. Uncle Placid is a bodyguard by trade but has taken some time off so he and Benny can Benny Breakiron #4: Uncle Placid fishing and relax. Benny Breakiron #4: Uncle Placid none of the realise is that a gang of crooks are well aware of the impending transfer and are already in place to steal Benny Breakiron #4: Uncle Placid, starting with a daring heist at the Benny Breakiron #4: Uncle Placid Bank where the plates are to be Benny Breakiron #4: Uncle Placid to the finance minister in a briefcase. And they almost get away with it but for a last minute intervention from Benny, which includes him speeding down the road after a fast car, ripping off the boot, and snatching the case. Benny even goes as far as to tell Uncle Placid several times about his astounding strength, but each time Uncle Placid is distracted and fails to hear. A well put together humorous adventure comic suited to any age group. Jul 18, Dolores rated it really liked it. Benny is on vacation and staying with his uncle, the security expert. Who is called away to an assignment-protecting an annoying and ungrateful banking minister-a completely "safe" job that he is encouraged to bring Benny to. Of course, it's not safe and Benny needs to save the day. Plenty of adventure and humor. Jan 05, Luke rated it really liked it. Fun reading with my five-year old. The further adventures of superpowered but well-mannered Benny Breakiron. More episodic than Benny Breakiron #4: Uncle Placid earlier books in the series, being built around a series of incidents as Benny and his bodyguard uncle flee some bandits, but still a nicely drawn piece of s European comic book art from the creator of the Smurfs. 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Readers also enjoyed. About Peyo. Pierre Culliford, known as Peyo, was a Belgian comics artist, perhaps best known for the creation of The Smurfs comic strip. Other books in the series. Books by Peyo. Escape the Present with These 24 Historical Romances. You know the saying: There's no time like the present In that case, we can't Read more Trivia About Benny Breakiron No trivia or quizzes yet. Welcome back. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. Benny Breakiron 4 Uncle Placid PDF EPUB Download – Cause of You Download Peyo began his career working with some of Belgium's most talented cartoonists, including his lifelong writing partner Yvan Delporte. InThe Smurfs made their first appearance and went on to become the world-famous characters we know and love today. He is a founding member of the Marcinelle school, and one of the most respected French comics artists of his generation. Fromhe was the artistic director of Tintin. 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