Hagard is a sweet, curious boy with a passion for history. But above all, he possesses an extraordinary gift: the ability to travel through time!
A plant festival is organized at the citadel of Doullens. It’s the perfect opportunity for Hagard and his friends to find out more about this historic site, built in the 16th century! But is venturing into a building that was bombed during the Great War, used as a detention camp during the Second World War or as a women’s prison in the 20th century really a good idea? In the dark tunnels, the incredible encounters awaiting the teenager will not be without danger…
In the kingdom of Terrelande, young prince Reginald-Edouard finds it increasingly difficult to cope with court protocol… He would like to see the world, to play with other children, and above all not to be alone.
In order not to repeat the mistakes of the past, King Coriander decides to send him to live on the Pilanese coast for a year. Under Barnum’s protection, Reginald will become Red, an ordinary child.
Paillasson is a little hedgie. Having had a good night’s sleep and still only half awake, he finds himself in an embarrassing position: he is hungry but doesn’t know what to eat. A snail suggests he go looking for an “earthworn,” but what on earth could that be? Fortunately, Paillasson soon meets a strange creature—long and thin with its legs all worn away—who is happy to help him find what he is looking for. After all, thinks Paillasson, this creature seems pretty “earthworn” itself…
Amy Winehouse’s “Back to Black” was one of the best-selling albums in rock history. With her raspy voice, her wild hair, and her trademark wisp of eyeliner, she quickly became of the biggest pop icons of her century. And yet, in 2011, after bouts of depression, alcoholism, drug abuse, and bulimia, she joined the famously tragic “27 Club.”
This docu-comic—a combination of biography and graphic novel—retraces the key moments in Winehouse’s short life.
It is 2030, and AI is already being used to determine young people’s psychological, intellectual, and professional aptitudes, leaving little room for individual aspirations or creative passions. So when young Matt, whose dream is to design holograms, is put through tests at the Future Direction Center, his parents can only cross their fingers… Alas, the system detects a slight behavioral disorder and consigns Matt to an establishment where he will undergo shortterm specialist treatment.
Matt’s plight comes to the attention of Stéphane, an online magazine journalist, who convinces his editor to publish an appeal to readers to defend the boy’s freedom of choice.
Our heroes have finally got their hands on the six Primordial Dofus. But without instructions, will they be able to harness their power? As the whole team goes green, Arty faces a cruel dilemma: should he lead his fellow travelers to their deaths by confronting the Cornu Mollu, or let Amakna disappear?
After completing his express training with Blakcèrr, Darwin joins his companions aboard the Foo-Gong. Thanks to his new-found mastery of the Bluereen, he manages to free Wanda from the Kube, but she remains in a mysterious coma. Arriving in Wylow, the small group entrusts Wanda to a doctor. But as they prepare to take Apidae to see the Great Healer, Wanda wakes up and doesn’t seem to be in her right mind…
Austin has found himself a girlfriend and Priti feels neglected. But it’s also an opportunity to get closer to Liam. Alas, despite his feelings, Liam refuses any relationship for fear of becoming like his father… Meanwhile, Priti’s brother Cole is finding it increasingly difficult to hide his homosexuality. Between Julian’s suspicions, Lukas urging him to come out, and his feelings for Liam, the situation is becoming untenable.
Journal d’une bataille is the story of an inner battle. It’s a diary in which Cyril Pedrosa offers 92 drawings, complemented by texts written over the course of several months, but which do not constitute extensions of the illustrative part. A fragmentary but regular “autobio-graphic” style of writing, which enables one of the most innovative and popular authors of his time to talk about his research into drawing, as well as his observations of the world over a period spanning from June 2022 to December 2023.
With over 21 million albums sold, Les Tuniques Bleues is one of the strongest representations of the Western in French-Belgian comics. It deals, among other things, with the absurdity of war and the value of friendship in the most extreme circumstances. Raoul Cauvin and Willy Lambil have remained discreet personalities, largely ignored in academic circles. This first coffee-table book dedicated to their work fills a real gap.
Over 200 original plates, carefully scanned and reproduced, bear witness to the triumph of Lambil’s drawing in the service of Cauvin’s exemplary storytelling!
