The French May has remained in collective memory as a unique event of rebellion against the Regime. Through this process, a wide range of creative forces are unleashed. This element of revolutionary creativity was channeled into all levels of social life. Felix Guattari described this intense creativity as "Collective Feeling of Happiness," and this extroverted creativity influences the 9th Art! In the comic The Night of the Great Feast - May '68, you will read about the story that unfolded in the spring of 1968, when the French were shaken by a paradoxical existential crisis. Through the eyes of a student who accidentally got caught up in the gears of the movement, the reader participates in all those days from behind the scenes. He hangs out with Cohn-Bendit, Jesmar, or Weber, climbing the barricades.