Ma vie est tout à fait fascinante
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Ma vie est tout à fait fascinante (My Quite Fascinating Life) is a blog BD (French webcomic in blog format) created by Pénélope Bagieu. Ma vie est tout à fait fascinante started in 2007 and launched Bagieu's career as a cartoonist. In the webcomic, Bagieu presents her own life experiences through the lens of the character Zoe. In 2012, Bagieu's blog was accessed 60,000 times per day, and a print edition was published by Delcourt.
Development
Cartoonist Pénélope Bagieu created Ma vie est tout à fait fascinante shortly after graduating from the Central Saint Martins school in London. The blog started in 2007, primarily because Bagieu was looking for something to do between two illustration jobs for publisher. Bagieu had been keeping an intimate drawn diary for a long time when she decided to start her blog. Bagieu became one of the pioneers of the "for girls" comics boom, though she has since tried to get rid of her image as a blogger, subverting her established style with Joséphine.
A print version of Ma vie est tout à fait fascinante was published by Delcourt in 2012.
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Ma vie est tout à fait fascinante is a general diary webcomic in which Bagieu presents snippets of her daily life.
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