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The book's webpage for the original French edition lists Julie Dachez as the "scénariste" (like a scriptwriter) and Mademoiselle Caroline as "illustrateur" and "coloriste", which is why I added a parenthetical of "illustrator" after Mademoiselle Caroline. I feel like this would be the usual way to credit people for their work on a graphic novel. Am I missing something? [[User:Bookrob13|bookrob13]] ([[User talk:Bookrob13|talk]]) 16:43, 9 August 2020 (PDT)
 
The book's webpage for the original French edition lists Julie Dachez as the "scénariste" (like a scriptwriter) and Mademoiselle Caroline as "illustrateur" and "coloriste", which is why I added a parenthetical of "illustrator" after Mademoiselle Caroline. I feel like this would be the usual way to credit people for their work on a graphic novel. Am I missing something? [[User:Bookrob13|bookrob13]] ([[User talk:Bookrob13|talk]]) 16:43, 9 August 2020 (PDT)
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In the English translation of the actual book, Dachez is credited only for the story and not writing. Mademoiselle Caroline is credited for the "Adaption, Illustration, and Colours" and the book is in her point of view. Mademoiselle Caroline definitely wrote parts of it, therefore she should be credited as an author as well. I wrote the page title the way the arc I received was written and they are marketing it as if Dachez is the solo author so I get the confusion. --[[User:StrangenessBooks|StrangenessBooks]] ([[User talk:StrangenessBooks|talk]]) 17:58, 9 August 2020 (PDT)

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Author vs illustrator

The book's webpage for the original French edition lists Julie Dachez as the "scénariste" (like a scriptwriter) and Mademoiselle Caroline as "illustrateur" and "coloriste", which is why I added a parenthetical of "illustrator" after Mademoiselle Caroline. I feel like this would be the usual way to credit people for their work on a graphic novel. Am I missing something? bookrob13 (talk) 16:43, 9 August 2020 (PDT)

In the English translation of the actual book, Dachez is credited only for the story and not writing. Mademoiselle Caroline is credited for the "Adaption, Illustration, and Colours" and the book is in her point of view. Mademoiselle Caroline definitely wrote parts of it, therefore she should be credited as an author as well. I wrote the page title the way the arc I received was written and they are marketing it as if Dachez is the solo author so I get the confusion. --StrangenessBooks (talk) 17:58, 9 August 2020 (PDT)