The wolf terrorizes the forest and its inhabitants, who live in constant fear of getting bitten on the backside! That is, until the day the wolf actually comes to the forest. Let’s just say he’s not exactly what everyone thought… In fact, he’s not scary at all! No raised hackles, no glint of madness in his eye, nothing of the sort. But how can the people learn to live without fear when it’s become their driving force?

After a hold-up gone wrong, Slick finds himself deep in the red with local mafia boss Rex. But that’s not the only thing setting them at odds: they also have their sights set on the same woman, the beguiling Caprice. She’s engaged to Rex and headlines his club, where she thrills the nightly crowds. She’s off-limits, but Slick has never been one for limits. And he has unfinished business with Caprice, who was once his own sweetheart before the war pulled them apart. After all these years, there’s no love lost between them, but that doesn’t mean the old spark isn’t alive… And now, they’re playing with fire. Taking inspiration from the Hollywood noir films of the 1950s, Enrico Marini delivers a gritty graphic novel combining crime, love, jealousy, and betrayal.

From the bloody episodes of WWII in the Pacific to the most modern developments in aviation, the aviator Buck Danny and his colleagues cross a half-century of American and world history. Uniting an extraordinary sense of detail to the action of great epics, the adventures of Buck Danny not only keep us on the edge of our seats, but they also reveal the hidden side of global geopolitics. The adventures of Buck Danny are a creation of Georges Troisfontaines, Victor Hubinon, and Jean-Michel Charlier.

At the end of his term, the former president of France discovers that he is under obligation to become a superhero. To assist him in his task of saving the world, he calls on the cartoonist Mathieu Sapin. Geopolitics meets science fiction in this comedy adventure story about a secret service headed up by Nicolas Sarkozy, and François Hollande. Also featuring Putin, Cantona, Prince Albert of Monaco and Mathieu Sapin’s grandmother!

Do you want to learn more about your favorite band or singer? Their successes and their failures? The unknown anecdotes about their lives? You will discover some surprising facts, the stories behind their bestselling songs, and so much more in these monographs in comic form, drawn by talented artists. From the Beatles to Nirvana, from The Rolling Stones to David Bowie, you’ll know everything there is to know about rock stars!

1947, fourteen years after Kong’s victory, Manhattan has been evacuated and the island is now a restricted area guarded by the Kong Crew, a squadron of pilots among whom is the young and impetuous Virgil! When a scientist and a journalist illegally enter Manhattan, the pilots are dispatched in order to find the two intruders…

The Bidochons react in their own way to each painting analysed and contextualized by the brilliant duo, Patrick Ramade and Pierre Lacôte! A ridiculously funny and clever rediscovery of the greatest works of art.

In the midst of a sea storm, a Viking expedition discovers a baby in a small skiff. The child is given the name Thorgal. He grows up to be a gifted archer and a fierce defender of freedom and justice. He’ll go to any lengths to protect his loved ones and live a peaceful life. But his is the story of a man that the gods have decided to put to the test. Perhaps, through his trials and adventures, he will one day solve the mystery of his origins.

This encyclopedia for all-ages is a humorous and scholarly work which goes through 3000 years of philosophical thought. All the philosophical schools are represented in this unique album: from Ancient Greece to medieval thought, from the Anglo-Saxon Empiricists to the French Rationalists, without forgetting the German, Chinese, Indian, and Arabic schools. Through 60 episodes, Jul and Pépin manage to make the ideologies of almost all the great philosophers accessible: from Plato to Montaigne, from Descartes to Bernard-Henry Lévy, and of course Spinoza, Foucault, Sartre, and Confucius.
These authors, who have already collaborated on various issues of Philosophie Magazine (Philosophy Magazine), break down the philosophers’ main lines of thought using humor and digestible encyclopedic snapshots, ideal for coming to terms with the various concepts.

In 1968, Marcel Gotlib published the first ‘Rubrique-à-Brac’ in the weekly Pilote magazine, which was a real revolution for humorous comics… and the life of ladybugs. Forty years later, some of the most famous companions and protégés of this great master, from Binet to Larcenet and Ferri, from Boucq to Zep, without forgetting Antoine de Caunes, Guarnido, and even Edika, have tried, under Gotlib’s supervision, to talk about perfectly wacky subjects with their own level of seriousness. This is a new generation of ‘Rubrique’—different, since Gotlib is inimitable, but still wonderfully hilarious, with joy on every page. Simply magical.

A gritty 1950s gangster series with the ultimate bad boy of comics in the leading role. Tyler Cross lives his life on a knife edge, but he never shows the slightest sign of losing his cool. Perhaps that’s why he’s one of the most in-demand drug traffickers in the USA. Guns, drugs, and the occasional explosive combine with cutting dialogue and dramatic illustration to make this an unforgettable plunge into good old-fashioned noir.

Between a tale and a documentary, this new title by Jean-Claude Servais, nature lover, explores the history of the relationship between wolves and humans.

Undertaker Jonas Crow is the most sought-after criminal in the West, despised for the massacre he was responsible for during the Civil War. As his associate, he takes on the young and puritanical English girl, Rose Prairie, who is accompanied by Lin, her housemaid. Together the trio sets off on a journey across the country, running into plenty of gruesome adventures along the way.