Lucky Luke is going on vacation. Like any self-respecting cowboy, he’s off to tend to some milk cows. He’ll be far from the outlaws in a place where he can finally discover the joys of chocolate. And yet, between autograph hounds, the Chicory Indian chief, and two cowboys who can’t seem to stop fighting, he’ll almost learn to miss the Daltons…

After his masterpiece “Long John Silver,” the prodigious artist Mathieu Lauffray is working for the pirates once again! This time, we’re on the high Caribbean seas on a search for a treasure meant for the Governor of Tortuga. Allied with the dreadful Lady Darksee, whose hope is to gain royal pardon, the terrible Governor must act quickly. But Raven, a young and impetuous pirate, has grand plans to beat them to it!

Goldorak (UFO Robot Grendizer), the cult cartoon series, symbolic of the generation that saw the rise of manga in France. Among its fans are Xavier Dorison and Denis Bajram, two giants of French comics working on an unusual project: to reveal what happened after the last episode of the cartoon.
Several years have passed since Actarus and Phénicia left for Euphor. Life resumes its normal course until the day when, after crashing into Mount Fuji, the Hydragon, the most powerful robot from Vega ever constructed, heads towards the Japanese capital and causes chaos. With the population at the robot’s mercy, its pilots enter UN headquarters. Their demand? That the inhabitants of Japan vacate the islands within a week. Following the destruction of their planet Stykhades, the people from Vega have chosen Japan as their new homeland. The countdown has begun…

January 1940. Brussels is hit by a particularly harsh winter. While everyone is waiting for war to break out, Fantasio enlists in the Belgian army. Meanwhile, Spirou is still a bellboy and carrying on with his life as normally as he can. When he meets Felix, a German‐Jewish painter whose work the Nazis deemed “degenerate,” and his wife Felka, Spirou’s eyes are opened to the “Jewish issue” and the situation in Europe and beyond. This impressive work of 330 pages across 4 books combines action, humor, historical fact, and philosophical reflection.

With humor and intelligence, this work addresses the fundamental energy and climate challenges we face in the near future.
The culmination of a meeting between a major comic creator and a renowned energy and climate specialist, this project is undeniably necessary. Smart, concise, and funny, the comic discusses, chapter after chapter, the profound changes our planet is undergoing, our dependence on fossil fuel and other non-renewable energy sources, and the consequences that are already apparent for human life on the planet.
Although Jean-Marc Jancovici focuses on energy issues and climate change, he doesn’t ignore social, ecological and economic implications (could the pursuit of economic growth at any price be a delusion?). Christophe Blain, in the role of Candide, provides the lavish, surprising, and always instructive art.

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.                                                       

In a devastated cityscape, a lone man fights off creatures of fearsome power: white, winged, serenely impassive, and capable of terrifying transformations… Decades later, in a desolate American southwest, a meager colony of human survivors ekes out a precarious existence between dwindling water supplies and magnetic shields that screen them from roving bands of aerial attackers. An ancestral upper class presides, while in the lower city, laborers do the hazardous work of keeping everyone alive. But all that may be about to change when the mysterious Joshua comes of age…

Vesper, the Amazon of the Knights of Nyx, is a formidable warrior versed in the practice of Etheric magic. She uses her talents in the service of Prince Crimson Nyx, with whom she shares the dream of a kingdom where people of all races can live together. But in the midst of celebrating an important victory for their kingdom, the two heroes are ambushed by the Ekklesia, a religious order that sees in them the manifestation of dark forces that must be stamped out… A fast-paced first entry of a thrilling fantasy series not to be missed.

In a remote corner of Arkansas, a sect led by the sinister Markham is terrorizing the locals. Until the day a nameless horseman rides into the region… From the snow‐swept prairies of the West to the dark streets of New York City, his quest for vengeance will lead him steadily closer to a Dantesque confrontation. A tale on the edge between horror and the supernatural.

Hercule and his friend Marlon have just enrolled at the School of Intergalactic Agents, but they’re both having problems. Hercule is a little young—and a little short—to make the grade, while Marlon just can’t help being a coward. For their first Surveillance Operation, they’re sent to Earth to gather information on a girl who’s behaving strangely. But while they’re away, the dreaded Blackbird plans to attack the School…

TV series broadcasted in 8 countries by TF1 (France), RTBF (Belgium), RTS (Switzerland), Kika (Germany), Disney XD (Benelux), YLE (Finland), SIC K (Portugal), and ABC Kids (Australia)

Three kids, Lili, Benji and Mat, have been abandoned on planet Earth by their parents, who seem to be some kind of galactic thieves on the run. Endowed with super powers,the kids have nevertheless a major challenge: appearing normal at school and flying under the radar. Life has other plans… In this thrilling series, Frédéric Maupomé develops powerful themes such as friendship, rivalry, sharing, being different and absent parents, and Dawid renders it all with his delicate drawing and colors.

What a lovely sight it is to wander about in Burrow Woods! The wind blowing through its trees, the sun shining down on its meadows, luxurious nature all around. But most of all, Burrow Woods is home to a great society of noble animals. Counts and countesses, dukes and duchesses, noble rabbits and simple mice all live in what appears to be the pinnacle of good manners and etiquette. But be careful. Scratch the surface and you might find that all things pretty have an ugly side…
An intelligent and subtle criticism of our own society by author Thibault Guichon, stunningly illustrated by Frédéric Pillot.

The Couzines have gathered at Granny Mamoush’s house, Crooked Manor, to celebrate Christmas. But a strange letter is about to turn the jolly season upside down: to limit overproduction, each child will receive only one gift this year. The Couzines will have none of it! A funny and heart-warming new picture book series that shows how sticking together is what a family’s all about.

For the Campbells, piracy is a lifestyle! Campbell, a true pirate legend, has quit the business after the murder of his wife to raise his daughters in peace, away from the painful memories of his past. However, it soon catches up with him in the form of Carapepino, a foolish pirate desperate to gain the favor of the infamous Inferno,a fearsome and formidable pirate who is none other than the unpunished murderer of Icata and Geneva’s mother. Haunted by his past actions, Inferno wants to be rid the entire Campbell family once and for all. Campbell and his daughters are forced to flee, taking refuge in a leper colony, but a confrontation seems inevitable.
The links between Campbell and Inferno may be even more complex than they seem…

421 is a James Bond-esque comedy adventure series that plays on the British sense of humor. It recounts the adventures of a clumsy spy. This compilation brings together the first three volumes in the 421 series.

For Tango, the plan was very simple: hide himself away somewhere in South America, be discreet, and start a new and happy life. But you can’t always outrun your past, especially when it’s the cartels looking for you…