Ex-Charlie Hebdo artist 'Luz' wins comic book of the year at France's Angoulême festival

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A graphic novel based on the true story of an Expressionist painting looted from a Jewish owner by the Nazis won the top prize at the Angoulême International Comics Festival in southwest France on Saturday. “Deux Filles Nues” (Two Naked Girls) beat out 44 in competition.

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