New York, 1990. Pavel runs a tattoo parlor. Azami, whom he has taken under his wing, has become a police officer and bodybuilder. During a police intervention, she discovers a baby abandoned in a trash can. Incapable of giving birth due to damage caused by self-medication, she decides to adopt the child. To protect it, she’ll follow the trail of a baby trafficking operation, which appears to be linked to a mysterious gang of women who devour their enemies. Strangely, the ghosts of the Gulag in which Pavel grew up seem to be at the heart of these atrocities. As if the world of the Gulag, with its codes and violence, has re-emerged on the streets of New York.

Seth is an aspiring wizard from the Pompo Hills region. Like all wizards, he is one of the “infected,” a select group of living beings who survived their encounter with the Nemeses. Seth’s apparent immunity has led him to go on the offensive and attempt to fight these Nemeses. But more than that, Seth is set to embark on a quest that goes beyond hunting monsters. Alongside his friends and allies, he will travel the world in search of the Radiant—the alleged birthplace of the Nemeses—while trying to stay a step ahead of the dreaded Inquisition.

A small town. Two people are walking along, sheltered from the rain: Ana and Zeno. Despite the fact that they’re in their sixties, they’re both as charming as ever. No doubt because after forty years of mutual and unfulfilled love, they are finally together.
For a long time, Ana held the position of mayor. Passionate about her work, the decision to retire wasn’t an easy one. Wife to Giuseppe and mother to Claudia, Ana has led a quiet family life. When Claudia discovers that her mother is in love with another man, she threatens to reveal everything to Giuseppe.
As for Zeno, he runs a small bookstore that he intends to give up soon. He has also just earned his PhD, which has been forty years in the making. The topic of his thesis: “time that flows backwards.”
Throughout their lives, they’ve found excuses to maintain their distance. But perhaps now the time has come for them to make a fresh start.

Do you want to broaden your general and artistic knowledge? Now you can, thanks to this collection where comics, information, and impressive photos come together! Learn more about the history of art trough fifteen amazing short stories, or discover anecdotes about the creation of cult movies.

Are you finding it hard to decide which job you would like to do later on? This new collection’s
goal is to help teenagers make this important decision by showing them the everyday lives of people with different job titles. The first volume provides enlightening anecdotes and facts about police officers.

The south of France: playground of the rich, and a paradise for artists. But where there is money, there is also crime. Alexandre Marni, aka Aliocha, is in the midst of it all as a tattoo artist for VIPs and leaders of the Russian mafia. And he has his own claim to high society: the descendant of a Russian royal family that sought refuge in the Riviera during the revolution of 1917, he wants to take back what was stolen from them. To this end, he will don a new identity to infiltrate the world of organized crime and set things right, whatever the cost.

Kansas, 1880. Elijah Stern, the local undertaker, is asked to analyze the death of his latest “client,” Charles Bening, a notorious alcoholic who died of a cardiac arrest while visiting a brothel. Or at least, so it seems. Bening’s decease is followed by another mysterious death, that of his very own brother-in-law. That makes two deaths and a whole load of questions for Stern, who would never have imagined that the answers are to be found in his own past, during the darkest hours of the American Civil War…

Since her father’s death, 18-year-old Jolanne de Valcourt has been growing bored on the vast family estate. The lands are administered by her half-brother, the brutal and deceptive Philippe. In quest of money, Philippe has no scruples in selling military secrets to an English spy, the handsome Craig Walters. When Jolanne meets the spy by chance, the two young people fall desperately in love.

Jolanne and Craig will eventually be reunited, but it will take them 20 years and at least 5 albums to get there. In the meantime, Jolanne will spend time in prison, become a bandit, endure dreadful adventures in India, be stricken with temporary amnesia, have a lesbian affair with Aaricia, and more.

The sweeping new historical saga by Jean Van Hamme: when ‘Angélique’ meets ‘Les Maîtres de l’orge’ (‘The Lords of the Barley’).

Bringing back to life Winsor McCay’s famous characters created in 1905, Frank Pé invites them to wander in his own wild and poetic world. The author of Zoo and Broussaille adopts the elements of McCay’s revolutionary work to create this moving, colorful, large-format homage to a beloved classic. From one century to the next, Pé offers a wonderful rewriting in the style of a dreamy journey; a paean to nature and the mysteries of childhood.

Somewhere deep in the forest, a mouse and a squirrel are arguing on who makes the prettiest poo. But what starts out as a friendly competition quickly turns into a battle of unprecedented proportions. And the question remains : who makes the prettiest poo? A committed celebration of nature and its unconditional beauty, and a reminder of how sometimes, man can actually be the prettiest poo of them all.

A year after WW2, Esther and Victor, former lovers, meet at a graveyard. They haven’t seen each other since the invasion of the Netherlands by the Nazis. They are both shocked by the recent events and they begin sharing their stories of the past months: their difficult choices, their losses, and the perpetual battles they wage with their own consciences. This new graphic novel in two volumes is all about loss: of innocence, of youth, of dreams, and, most of all, of freedom.

Created and directed by Philippe Garton, this collection has made graphic novels a reporter’s medium. Thanks to the reconstruction of key scenes from the lives of remarkable characters, to the specialist texts and often never-seen-before photos, the “Dossiers Michel Valliant” (Michel Valliant Files) tell real-life stories in a resolutely original way.