When France occupies Superheroes, it gives it to send it and it doesn’t have to miss it!

This Monday, September 29, Canal+ launches Les Sentinels, adapted to its new fiction in the episodic comic book series, Xavier Dorison and Enrique Brecia.

What are the Sentines?

In collaboration with XABI Molia created by Guillaume Lemans, Sertries drives us before the outbreak of World War I. Soldier Gabriel Ferud, performed by Louis Perez (Sentinels, Germinal), was seriously injured after a bloody battle.

In the hospital, a person offers him to join the Ultra Secret Program of the French Army, which aims to create new types of fighters. In the corner, he has no other choice to take and give up his wife, which he believes in the dead.

Then we made it a mysterious serum, giving it new opportunities. Now the stronger, faster, more durable than the normal person, it includes an elite unit consisting of increased soldiers: Setries.

Soldiers Jibut (Tibaut Eurard, seen in the Paris Police), Clermont (Casey Motate Klein) and Armand (Carl Malapa) became his combat comrades. Very quickly, Gabriel encountered a reality that risks changing the fate of war.

Gothic series with an attractive scenario

For several years now, Canal +has used even more original and unique creatures. And by sending, the encrypted chain once again offered a work that shines with its singularity.

From the first episode, the series sets the tone. Here we are dealing with dark, violent and powerful fiction, which brilliantly manages to mix genes, a fantastic series, a series action, a series of spies and a dramatic series.

The author of the three scenarios, Guillaume Lemans, Xabi Molia and Raphaëlle Richet, wrote a series of superheroes on antipodes that Marvel offered in recent years.

A kind of French Captain America, each member of this group of this group has a shade of shadow, allowing them to be depth to the episodes.

We want to know more about these soldiers who have lost everything. Why are they here? Do they still have a family from them? And who is this weird German enemy that gives them difficult time? The series is based on many secrets that only give us one desire: the chain of episodes.

In addition to its scenario, the message also relies on liquid achievement. Thierry Pairud and Edward Salier, two directors, have made the choice to maximize the use of special effects and it is felt.

The opening sequence that leads us to French trenches sets the tone. Each action scenes are skillfully choreography and the grand kit directly drives us to the dark atmosphere of the series.

In short, Sentinels are an attractive series that has a separate atmosphere that should easily succeed in eight episodes of viewers.

Find the first two episodes of Les Sentinels this Monday, September 29, at 9pm.