Mon Dieu !: Et si Dieu voulait etre un dieu normal? - Comic Book
Mon Dieu !: Et si Dieu voulait etre un dieu normal? - Comic Book
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In this review of Mon Dieu !: Et si Dieu, lui aussi, voulait etre juste un dieu normal? the reviewer finds a short, wry French comic that will appeal to readers who enjoy irreverent philosophical humor. Presented as conversations between God and man over beers and chips, this book translates the weekly strip tone into a compact volume that is best for fans of comic strips and satirical novels. The book's main selling point is its conversational, laugh-tinged look at modern divinity, written by Poltu and adapted from his bilingual blog strips.
Key Features
- Humorous premise: The central conceit of God wanting to be a normal god turns large theological questions into approachable comedy, making existential themes easier to digest.
- Conversational tone: Short, chatty exchanges over beer and chips create an intimate, familiar voice that draws readers into philosophical banter without heavy exposition.
- From weekly strip to book: This volume collects and adapts the author Poltu's weekly comic strip material into a readable book format for fans who prefer a printed edition.
- Bilingual author background: The work stems from a blog available in French and English, so readers who discover the book can explore more material on the author's website.
- Accessible length: As a compact comic-style book, it is an easy read for commuting, breaks, or a short evening of entertainment.
Who It's For
Mon Dieu ! is aimed at readers who appreciate satirical comics, French-language humor, and light philosophical reflection told through dialogue. Lovers of comic strips, graphic short stories, and anyone curious about an irreverent take on divinity will find the tone and pacing appealing.
Readers seeking in-depth theological analysis, long-form novels, or richly illustrated graphic novels with extended artwork might look elsewhere; this book is a humorous, episodic translation of a weekly strip rather than a lavishly produced graphic epic.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Fresh, witty concept that reframes big questions in casual, comedic conversations.
- Friendly, accessible writing that mirrors the weekly blog strip format and invites repeat readings.
- Compact and easy to carry, making it suitable for quick reading sessions or sampling the author's voice.
Cons
- Not intended as a deep theological treatise, so readers seeking serious scholarship may be disappointed.
Specifications
| Title | Mon Dieu !: Et si Dieu, lui aussi, voulait etre juste un dieu normal? |
| Language | French edition |
| Author / Brand | Poltu |
| Format | Comic strip / book adaptation of weekly blog strips |
| Theme | Humorous conversations between God and man |
| Source material | Weekly strips on the author's blog and website |
Our Verdict
Mon Dieu ! is a compact, witty read that turns theological pondering into everyday banter, making it a good buy for fans of comic strips and light satire. It offers strong value as a printed collection of Poltu's weekly material, especially for French speakers who enjoy humor with a philosophical edge.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this book in French only?
The edition described is the French edition, and the author also has material in English on his blog.
Where did these stories first appear?
The content originated as a weekly comic strip on the author's blog and was adapted into this book format.
Is this a long graphic novel?
No, it reads like a compact collection of short comic strips and conversational pieces rather than a lengthy graphic novel.
Editor's Take
Mon Dieu ! is a compact, witty collection that turns theological pondering into approachable banter, ideal for fans of comic strips and French satirical humor seeking an easy, entertaining read.

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