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A free comic book exhibition has been set up at Nice train station

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The Editor

David Paquin

This is the event of the beginning of the year that you don't want to miss. So, let's head to the Nice train station (or arrive a bit earlier if we need to catch a train) and enjoy the free exhibition dedicated to manga and comic books. Out in the open air, this exhibition is part of the 51st edition of the Angoulême International Comics Festival.

Yes, at the beginning of 2024, the Nice Train Station has been transformed into comic book and manga pages! The 2021 Festival selections and around ten XXL comic book events are displayed in 41 train stations across France from mid-December to mid-February. This temporary (and XXL) exhibition is part of the International Comic Book Festival in Angoulême. In partnership with the SNCF, comics find a place in train stations, resonating with the public through various exhibits.

Discover expositions in XXL format made of bubbles and drawings. Comics are honored in more than 30 train stations in France, including the Nice train station. It's a journey! Did you know? French readers are the second largest consumers of mangas in the world! They just can't get enough of them!The Hexagon rises to 2nd place on the podium of the world's manga readers, behind Japan. That's why these ephemeral and free exhibitions should be of interest to many people. The aim here is to highlight this extremely popular literary genre and encourage further exploration.Through reading on the train. "So, while the station welcomes daily 10 million travelers and locals, these free and easily accessible installations position themselves as a gateway to the world of books. The operation is part of a initiative that aims to promote reading among the population."Here is the translation of the text: length="221.630157470703" x="305.252593994141" y="-541.179260253906" data-test="textbox">the lineage of SNCF Gares' cultural policy&Connexions, which aims to contribute to the disseminationof reading to as many people as possible".