Members of the KGB have kidnapped the Count of Champignac to aid them in spreading the communism gene across the entire world.
Spirou and Fantasio head to Moscow and into the gulag to liberate their friend and save capitalism!

The very successful series Monsieur Blaireau et Madame Renarde (seven volumes published by Dargaud with more to come) has been turned into an animated series for one of France’s major TV channels. The cartoon scored very high ratings and critics love it! To celebrate, Dargaud is launching a spin-off series with a pedagogical aim: La Famille Blaireau-Renard. This new series features stand-alone, thematic volumes where the adventures of the mischievous siblings will be used to talk about educational themes with children. 

When a 13-year-old orphan sets out to find his parents and ends up in prehistoric times, he realises he’s got a lot of work to do: so many things haven’t been invented yet, like fire, soap… and vowels! Not to mention all the terrifying creatures and knuckledragging cavemen he has to deal with!

The end of the first arc of the acclaimed science-fiction series.

Swänn and Sätie were born on Näkän, a major planet in the Complex, a federation of extraterrestrial civilizations. The young couple hoped to live a peaceful life in an environment where nature and technology coexist in balance. But they are forced to mobilize when the leaders of the Complex decide to launch a vast expedition to save a planet that has exhausted its resources: Earth.

During the depths of the Great Depression, an orphan reinvents himself as Al Chrysler and strives to win the heart of the local grocer’s daughter. In doing so, he falls in with a newly arrived petty criminal who soon has him and his friends working for the local mafia. As the stakes get higher, Al soon realizes he’s gotten in too deep, and is caught up in a chain of events beyond his control.

When the theft of Einstein’s brain leads an improbable duo into a series of extraordinary adventures! A very strange tale based on real events.
Princeton, April 18, 1955. Albert Einstein has just died. Journalists impatiently await the results of the autopsy that will reveal the cause of death. The autopsy is performed by a certain Dr. Stoltz who, during the course of the examination, has a brilliant idea! Professor Einstein’s final wishes stipulate that he did not want his body to be given over to science, but depriving humanity of such a gold mine would be a terrible loss! Stolz therefore seizes the opportunity and the scientist’s brain, confident that he’ll be the next rising star in neurology.

The history of Spain from the perspective of individuals who lived through it.
The early 1980s witnessed the fall of the Francoist dictatorship and Spain’s return to democracy after more than four decades. Art in all of its forms made a resurgence in a major movement called la Movida (The Madrid Scene). Here, Jaime Martin shares his first-hand experience of this moment in history as an illustrator of comic books and graphic novels. But great aspirations can gradually give way to delusions.

A magazine in comic form that explores the multiple aspects of humanity, the complexity of our past and the mysteries of our future. Its goal: to make us understand and analyze the world by discussing the latest scientific discoveries… through comics!

Karmela Krim was the Marseille police force’s most promising young detective. But while working an aggressive operation, she shot down the wrong person: the son of one of the city’s notable public figures. Karmela lost her job and turned to working as a private detective.
She also lost her ideals. But in the troubled waters she’s now riding, ideals are a dangerous luxury.

With four completely independent volumes, this new series explores the relationships between humans via lovely and endearing animal characters. The heroes’ touching little flaws will undoubtedly remind readers (both young and old) of someone they know. The text, easy to read and not too long with many pages without any balloons, makes this book especially well-suited for beginning readers.

Sylvain and his sister Sylvette live in a forest in perfect harmony with nature and the animals. Everything is perfect, a part form the nasty Comrades. The latter won’t stop making up the most bizarre plans to rob the thatched cottage of the two friendly orphans.

Follow Little Red Riding Hood as she roams through dark forests, busy cities and incredible castles. It’s the perfect opportunity to meet with more than 100 characters from the Brothers Grimm’s, Perrault’s and Andersen’s fairy tales.

So once you’ve found Riding Hood in all the pages of this gigantic book, you can take on the challenge of finding all the other characters from the famouse folk tales we all know and love.

A collection of sketches made by Emmanuel Guibert in various museums, enhanced by captions containing his memories and philosophical reflections about artworks.

Beyond the Empire lies the fearsome unknown… A troop of elite soldiers travels across the Empire and through the uncharted territories beyond its borders in search of Section Omega. Their tale relates the troop’s victorious battles, but also their voyage through deep doubt, perseverance, fear, and suffering of many forms.