« The Old Geezers » tells the story of three septuagenarians who have been friends since childhood: Antoine, Emile, and Pierrot. They have each taken different paths in life, made different choices, and started (or not) their own families. The series moves back and forth between the 50s and the present day, telling the tragic-comic tale of our time, with all of its social, political, and cultural upheavals.

Things look like they might be starting to turn around for thirty-odd year old no-hoper Hugo, when he finds a robot in his house on his birthday. But, as he soon discovers, this is no birthday present — no one seems to have remembered to get him anything! But the handiwork of his cousin, an engineer in the French army, who realized that the robot he had been building was designed to destroy humanity. Forced to hide out with Hugo, Roger – as he decides to call himself – must learn to live with humans… No mean feat!

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 must-see movies.

Team Rafale is a series of contemporary air force adventures featuring Tom Nolane, a fighter pilot who doubles as a test pilot. As his career progresses, Nolane gets wrapped up in issues that concern our not only our real pilots, but also men and women in the military and politics, and everyday citizens. While facing such problems as industrial spying, terrorism, and economic warfare, he wages his own personal battles as well…

Welcome to the land of the blue carrot, a fantasy land filled with rabbits who spend their days gathering as many carrots as possible from the mice that sneak around in a labyrinth of tunnels hiding their loot. The obsession: find the legendary and unique blue carrot, so precious that nobody knows where it’s been stashed away. Hidden or fogotten somewhere between the Prehistoric ages and the Enlightenment, the blue carrot can’t be far away.

A new edition of a book originally published in  2004 by Ouest France. Emmanuel Guibert guides us through the streets of Paris with more than 400 drawings and sketches, showing us the city and its slices of life.       

Created in 1957 by Jean Graton, Michel Vaillant embodies an ideal: an honest, loyal, brave motor racing champion. A member of team Vaillante, founded by his parents, he is an exceptional driver who’s always prepared to put himself in danger in order to help others, denounce an injustice or unmask cheats and crooks.

The Jigsaw Puzzle Collection welcomes the Little Marsus’ family! This amazing puzzle features Benjamin Chaud’s illustrations from his brand new album The Big Marsu. From 5 years old onwards.

In 1960, after 80 years spent under Belgian colonial rule, Congo declares its independence. Less than two weeks later, the rich mining province of Katanga secedes. Immediately after the secession, Congo and Katanga enter into a war for the dominance of mining territories, including the diamond province, Kasai.

Rediscover the first three volumes of the first cycle of Jazz Maynard, available in black and white and in color, large format and with a series of preliminary sketches and character studies. This is an indispensable trilogy!

The Aire Libre imprint has been publishing the very best of contemporary comics since its creation in 1988 by Jean Van Hamme. To celebrate its 30th anniversary, Dupuis has launched this collection, which retraces the years of the imprint’s existence through a series of interviews with its most influential protagonists.