Set in the present day, Séquelles introduces us to the author Martin Veyron (or his double?), who has been contacted by a young journalist who wants to write a report on the G-spot. Veyron refuses. He’s sick and tired of talking about L’Amour propre (Self-Love), his best-selling comic on the subject of the 1980s. He has closed that chapter of his life and no longer wishes the world to view him as a sex fiend. Almost 30 years after the original, Martin Veyron at last brings us the follow-up to his best-seller. Séquelles presents us with a brilliant, hilarious and iconoclastic view of the mind of the author. The album is an extraordinarily relevant chronicle of relations between the sexes, and the complete lack of understanding that must always and inevitably exist between men and women.