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Three middle aged friends reunite in Beijing to reflect on their high school dreams of becoming rock stars if their dreary adult lives hadn't gotten in the way. Now they seek to turn their disillusionment into purpose with plans of one more gig to show the world what they are capable of.

A young woman wakes up in a tiny village in the woods with no memory. Is she a fairy? A witch? Or just an ordinary young girl lost in the woods? The answers to these questions lie in the mysterious forest surrounding the village. Will she find the courage to go where no one is allowed to go?
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Brindille (2021)
English | CBR | 177 pages | 313.44 MB
Collecting digital issues #1-6.

Every generation, the bravest son of the tribe is tasked to venture north to the Lost Kingdom to retrieve a portion of the treasure their ancestors had left behind. The trials are hard and many, but this time the chosen one is a woman named Kaya. Forced to be accompanied by the male runner-up, an eager boy named Fox, the two set off on a journey filled with orcs, goblins, giants, and ghosts in a fantastic adventure that could rewrite their people's history.

Young Waluk and old Eskimo are two polar bears helping each other get by in the modern tundra. But food is growing scarce and their world is changing thanks to global warming and the human strangers who carelessly roam through their territory. But these bears are optimistic and head out to find fertile hunting grounds, making friends and avoiding dangers along the way. There, Eskimo hopes to groom Waluk to be the worthy successor to the legendary Nanook. An adorable wildlife adventure tale with environmental underpinnings.

The Doolin' Brothers are on the run from a heist gone sour, but their bad luck catches up with them when they regather to strategize. The only thing that could save them from capture by bounty hunters is a quiet young girl with a knack for sharpshooting...

The lavishly illustrated, award-winning series of wildlife graphic novels, each depicting a day in the life of different wild animals, told through the dramatic lens of Disney-esque storytelling, like a nature documentary in illustration.
Life in the primordial swamps of prehistoric Earth was a daily trial of survival, especially for the smaller dinosaurs just trying to get by without being trampled, attacked, or eaten. Not even the biggest beasts were safe, as there always seemed to be an even bigger threat looming on the horizon. This exciting tale, written by Frederic Brremaud, is told without narration or dialogue, conveyed entirely through the beautiful illustrations of Federico Bertolucci. A beautiful, powerful tale of survival in the animal kingdom that explores the all-too-identifiable, universal concepts of life, courage, aging, and ultimately love. The fourth volume in the lavishly illustrated series of wildlife graphic novels, each following a single central animal through an adventurous day in their natural environment. Each tale depicts genuine natural behavior through the dramatic lens of Disney-esque storytelling, like a nature documentary in illustration.

In 2010, Professor John Jennings and Dr. Damian Duffy compiled and published a 176-page collection of art and essays celebrating the vibrant African American independent comics community. Black Comix featured over 50 contributors, including Dawud Anyabwile, Eric Battle, Kenji Marshall, Afua Richardson, Larry Stroman, Rob Stull, Lance Tooks, and many, many more. It met high praise throughout the industry and quickly sold through its respectable print run despite interest and demand—used copies now fetch $60-150 on Amazon and eBay. Flash-forward eight years: the comic industry has changed a lot since then, and the amount of African American talent continues to grow and amaze. While huge strides in diversity have been made, John and Damian felt the time was right for another spotlight on the topic. Rather than simply reprinting the first edition, considering the number of fresh new voices and changes in the industry, a whole new volume felt necessary. This massive volume will be a brand-new milestone spotlight on the amazing diversity in comics today.

The year is 2068. The place, Fontainebleau forest, ancient home of some of France's mightiest monarchs on the outskirts of what was once Paris. The post-apocalyptic society of Pan survives by growing rice and scavenging among the ruins of a destroyed civilization. Their precarious existence comes under threat when the powerful, technologically advanced Federation of Fortuna forces them into a dangerous choice - submit to Fortuna's rule, or try to best them in a barbaric, ritualized game known as Celestial Mechanics. Pan's only hope? A hot-headed outcast they'd rejected for being "un-Pan": a girl named Aster.

He may be an average looking, unassuming guy in wrestling tights and a mask, but he manages to frequently save the day through his amazing - and sometimes unexplainable - ability to bend the laws of space and time... by reaching outside the panels of this comic book to affect things in the surrounding panels! This first issue introduces him to others with interesting comic-powered powers: Two-Dee and The Wordsmith, as well as the villainous JESTER!

Gabriel travels to Peru to visit young Qinaya who has been reunited with her true grandparents. The trip turns into a journey of self-discovery as he meets another father in search of his own daughter missing since the earthquake. Together, they reflect on the highs and lows of parenting, and the reality that you never grow out of the role, even when the kids are all grown up. The touching conclusion to this powerful, award-winning diptych.

Gabriel's retired life is turned upside down when his son and daughter-in-law adopt an orphaned girl from Peru. He was barely much of a father to his own son... how is he going to take to being a grandfather to a kid from a whole other country? When surprises and complications arise, can he learn that you're never too old to change your mind?

"In the year 2119, instantaneous transportation technology has altered almost every facet of human civilization, improving countless industries and practices while also leaving behind a growing population who can't afford to keep up. But some people still prefer the traditional ways of getting from point A to point B, including Tristan Keys, a writer who refuses to embrace the technological advances everyone finds so mandatory. When tiny cracks start to appear in the world around him, he has to wonder if he hasn't been a pawn of technology all along...
BLACK MIRROR MEETS BLADE RUNNER in this gorgeously illustrated sci-fi tale by acclaimed writer ZEP (A Story of Men, A Strange and Beautiful Sound, Titeuf) and artist DOMINIQUE BERTAIL (Ghost Money, Omaha Beach, Mondo Reverso) aims a spotlight on current social trends such as over consumption, climate change, social media, identity theft, and transhumanism."

The final act in the epic space mystery unfolds as the true conspirator behind the galactic mausoleum is revealed... as the captain of the Infinity 8! Ageless grudges boil to the surface and only one man can save the universe: Lieutenant Reffo! Includes bonus production artwork!

The next temporal reboot in the mind-bending, pulpy, eight-part space opera, we meet the newest recruit in the mystery investigation: regular guy Douglas! By Lewis Trondheim and webcomic superstar Boulet!

Officer Leila Sherad is about to bust an illegal antique trader when the Captain calls on her to investigate the anomaly blocking the ship. But it seems that the very historian she'd been tailing might hold the key to unlocking the mystery of the massive, floating mausoleum...

The city-sized, deep-space cruise ship "Infinity 8" stops halfway en route between the Milky Way and Andromeda, blocked by a massive field of debris containing wreckage and artifacts from countless planets, cultures, and possibly dimensions. The captain of the ship calls upon eight of the ship's top security to investigate the anomaly, each one sent out in a parallel time-loop to collect information which can then be assembled to hopefully discover the truth before disaster erupts. But danger reveals itself within the interspecies population on the ship, some of whom may know more than they lead on . . . A far-out, pulpy, sci-fi series of parallel adventures by some of the most popular creators in France, in the tongue-in-cheek tradition of the original Heavy Metal but for a new generation. Eight different 3-issue miniseries/hardcover collections, all by a different creative team, led by legendary Lewis Trondheim and Olivier Vatine. Part One of the first 3-part arc, "Love and Mummies."
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Infinity 8 v01 - Love and Mummies (2018)
English | CBR | 101 pages | 212.48 MB
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Infinity 8 v02 - Back to the Führer (2018)
English | CBR | 102 pages | 163.11 MB
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Infinity 8 v03 - The Gospel According to Emma (2019)
English | CBR | 97 pages | 176.91 MB
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Infinity 8 v04 - Symbolic Guerrilla (2019)
English | CBR | 94 pages | 192.39 MB
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Infinity 8 v05 - Apocalypse Day (2020)
English | CBR | 95 pages | 113.77 MB
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Infinity 8 v06 - Ultimate Knowledge (2020)
English | CBR | 98 pages | 157.84 MB
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Infinity 8 v07 - All for Nothing (2020)
English | CBR | 97 pages | 112.47 MB
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Infinity 8 v08 - Until the End (2020)
English | CBR | 95 pages | 161.05 MB

DAY ONE: Lorena Payan was the first to realize a meteor was hurtling towards Earth two years ago. Now, she's the first to realize the Earth is in danger once more from something equally cosmic but far more sinister. As dubbed by a mystery figure, the Obsidian Men begin appearing silently all over the globe, and our heroes Noble, Summit, and Accell join together to investigate.
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Seven Days (2020)
English | CBR | 186 pages | 276.02 MB
Collects #1-7.

Legend says that a spirit sleeps within each of us and that a childhood trauma can awaken it . . . such is the awakening of the Zelphire . . .Young Sylvan Khelmann is one such host, doing his best to hide the strange, tree-like features that start growing on his body. This mysterious condition comes with strange abilities which he doesn't understand until meeting Professor Wernes, who invites him to join an expedition of discovery. But they find themselves pursued by the evil Dreghans, who possess supernatural abilities of their own, tracking down all known Zelphires to serve their secret nefarious purpose . . .

After the undisputed success of Petit, the Ogre Gods universe continues with a new story, that of Yori, known as Half Blood. This story begins before Petit's and ends at the same time. The Noble-Borns dominate the kingdom at the foot of the Castle of the Ogre Gods and govern in their name. Although born among them, Yori's place is not obvious: although his father - a high official - loves him, he is none the less a bastard, the son of the favorite, a high-class courtesan. His grace and intelligence constantly provoke the hatred of his legitimate half-brothers, Yori and his mother end up in the slums of the capital. Yori is prepared to do anything to protect her: forced to live off his charms, Yori begins an ascent which will lead him again, years later, to the entourage of the Chamberlain and to the terrible giants of the mountain. But, by dint of compromise, does he risk losing what is most precious about him, and becoming worse than the very people who always belittled him?
Petit is the son of the Ogre King, and the littlest giant in the royal clan. Scarcely larger than a mere human, he is the latest sign of the family's rapid degeneration, which makes each generation smaller than the one before. His father wants him killed as an embarrassment, but his mother sees in him the possible regeneration of the family lineage, since he could mate with a human, just as the Founder of their lineage once did. Confused, she confides in great Aunt Desdée, the oldest of their clan, who was once dishonored because of her love for the humans, whom the Ogres consider little more than labor and food. But contrary to her guidance, she decides to raise Petit in the family traditions, including the violent impulses that this entails. So Petit grows into manhood, torn by the hunger he inherited from his upbringing and the sympathetic education he received from Aunt Desdée . . . will he find his place in this world divided between humans and giants, neither of which truly accept him? And will he survive the voracious appetite of his own monstrous family? A dark fantasy breathtakingly illustrated like a grown-up Disney feature for the Game of Thrones audience.

In a distant future where nature has reclaimed much of the Earth, young Nils and his father set out to discover why the ground has recently grown infertile, only to discover a conspiracy between a high-tech neighboring kingdom and the supernatural beings who can offer them eternal life.