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C'est Pas Là Qu'on Fait Caca !
Quand Maurice a envie de faire caca, il le fait, n’importe où… Sur la tête de grand-père, dans le bocal du poisson rouge…Comment apprendre à un chien scatophile à faire caca dans le pot ? Charb ramène ses personnages, le chien trash et le chat moraliste Maurice et Patapon, adorés des scatophiles, en enfance, dans un album jeunesse pour tout-petits…
31 pages, Paperback
First published March 18, 2010
About the author
Charb
64 books15 followersPseudonym of Stéphane Charbonnier
Charb worked for many newspapers, Charlie Hebdo – which he edited from 2009 until his death in 2015 – L'Écho des savanes, Télérama, Fluide glacial and L'Humanité. His cartoons, which often feature Maurice et Patapon the anti-capitalist cat and dog, are caustic and irreverent. He also used to draw the character of Marcel Keuf, le flic in Fluide Glacial.
His rubric in the weekly Charlie Hebdo was titled Charb n'aime pas les gens (Charb does not like people).
He used to deliver a monthly chronic titled La fatwa de l'Ayatollah Charb (The Fatwa of the Ayatollah Charb) in the Fluide Glacial magazine. In 2007 and 2008, he also took part in the talk show T'empêches tout le monde de dormir hosted by Marc-Olivier Fogiel on M6 as a set cartoonist.
He was a long time supporter of the French Communist Party and the Left Front.
On 2 November 2011, Charlie Hebdo was firebombed right before its 3 November issue was due; the issue was called Sharia Hebdo and satirically featured the Prophet of Islam Muhammad as guest-editor. Charb and two co-workers at Charlie Hebdo subsequently received police protection.
In September 2012, a man was arrested in La Rochelle for allegedly having called for beheading of Charb at a Jihadist website.
Charb was placed on Al-Qaeda's most-wanted list in 2013 after editing an edition of Charlie Hebdo that satirised the prophet Muhammad.
Charb was killed, along with nine of his colleagues, in the Charlie Hebdo shooting in January 2015.
Source: Wikipedia
Charb worked for many newspapers, Charlie Hebdo – which he edited from 2009 until his death in 2015 – L'Écho des savanes, Télérama, Fluide glacial and L'Humanité. His cartoons, which often feature Maurice et Patapon the anti-capitalist cat and dog, are caustic and irreverent. He also used to draw the character of Marcel Keuf, le flic in Fluide Glacial.
His rubric in the weekly Charlie Hebdo was titled Charb n'aime pas les gens (Charb does not like people).
He used to deliver a monthly chronic titled La fatwa de l'Ayatollah Charb (The Fatwa of the Ayatollah Charb) in the Fluide Glacial magazine. In 2007 and 2008, he also took part in the talk show T'empêches tout le monde de dormir hosted by Marc-Olivier Fogiel on M6 as a set cartoonist.
He was a long time supporter of the French Communist Party and the Left Front.
On 2 November 2011, Charlie Hebdo was firebombed right before its 3 November issue was due; the issue was called Sharia Hebdo and satirically featured the Prophet of Islam Muhammad as guest-editor. Charb and two co-workers at Charlie Hebdo subsequently received police protection.
In September 2012, a man was arrested in La Rochelle for allegedly having called for beheading of Charb at a Jihadist website.
Charb was placed on Al-Qaeda's most-wanted list in 2013 after editing an edition of Charlie Hebdo that satirised the prophet Muhammad.
Charb was killed, along with nine of his colleagues, in the Charlie Hebdo shooting in January 2015.
Source: Wikipedia
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