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A good historical mystery/action comic in the tradition of the Da Vinci's Code.
Constant is trying to find the love of his life, who disappeared four years ago. A priest carries a secret that the Nazis and the malevolent singer Emma Clave both covet. A painting holds more clues to a great power, and a thief is sent to destroy it. And it all points to Rennes-le-Château.

Peter is a former math student. Forced to abandon his studies in order to care for his father — a professor who has since passed away — Peter throws himself wholeheartedly into boxing, despite his ultimately pacifist natire. His career as an amateur boxer is going so well that he begins to harbor hopes of turning professional. But Peter lives alone, and hides his boxing activities from his friends, just as he used to hide them from his father, for fear of their reactions.

The fun-filled and extraordinary adventures of Brüssli, half-boy half-dragon.
Beak-faced Brussli is bullied by the village children. Curious about his true origins, the dauntless “Dragon Boy,” sets off on a quest of adventure and discovery. What he finds, however, turns his world upside down and puts him face-to-face with a unique cast of fantastical fairies, talking rabbits, wily wolves, battle-hardened nuns, demonic beings, and much much more, in this hysterical and heartwarming comedy adventure.

Several hundred years into the future, mankind lives on a space station ruled over by a multinational with a true cult following. At first glance, everyone seems satisfied with this "perfect society". In this setting, some men struggle to push past their limits and become gods. To do this, they put into place a program designed to create life from nothing in Shangri-La, one of the most hospitable regions of Titan, where they intend to enact their version of the book of Genesis.

Telenko, a New York taxi driver, spends his days ferrying around the dregs of society in one of the city's roughest neighborhoods. He has an obsessive fear of dying like a guy he saw in a film, who'd hear his heart stop every 15 beats.
Because Telenko himself has a tired heart. He has a minor case of tachycardia and the odd extra systole, not helped by his stressful job and the constant abuse from his wheelchair-bound wife, Martha: "You don't divorce a wife in a wheelchair, Telenko!"
She'll get what's coming to her, no doubt. Just like that slut who just got in his taxi who's fooling around with some other guy right under her decrepit old husband's nose.
So he decides to kill Martha.
But you gotta have some guts to kill your wife in cold blood. Especially when she's got a nasty surprise in store...

As a little girl, Sangre witnessed the kidnapping of her mother and the slaughter of the rest of her family at the hands of the Company of Buccaneers. As the only survivor, she was sent to an institution where she learned to master the power of freezing time for a few seconds, before continuing her education in the school of the streets.
Sangre has but one dream: to find her mother and exact vengeance against the seven buccaneers who killed the rest of her family.

Rudyard Kipling died in 1936. In one of his last poetic pleas, the brilliant creator of "The Jungle Book" invited readers to take another look at his fantastic tales in order to find all the answers regarding the destiny of man.
As a great admirer of "The Jungle Book," Stephen Desberg has always sought to understand why humanity has been expanding - and growing up - all too quickly. What if Mowgli knew the answer? The little boy of the jungle has now become a grandfather, and Desberg finds him on a train station platform, about to get on a train back to the jungle of his youth, his mind whirring with childhood memories. The aged Mowgli reflects on the landscapes of his boyhood, razed and destroyed by the modern world. The Free People, the wolves, have long since disappeared, but in his soul Mowgli has never forgotten them.

A thunderstorm is approaching as Thor, the God of Thunder, and his kinsman Loki arrive at the farm where the siblings Tjalfe and Roskva live. Thor brings them along to the land of the gods, Asgard, where the two children are involved in an adventurous story, culminating in the escape of the dreaded Fenris-Wolf and the threat it poses to the peace of Asgard ...

One of the French top-key novels amazingly adapted into a furious and overwhelming comic.
We all know the story: in the Parisian Middle Age, Esmeralda, Gypsy Beauty, dances in front of Notre Dame Cathedral. She involuntary seduces Archdeacon Frollo who tries to catch her with the help of the Hunchback Quasimodo. But Captain Phoebus, true love of Esmeralda, helps her to escape. Robin Recht and Jean Bastide propose a bewitching tale in two parts, with very modern art, fury, passion and despair. Notre Dame is a masterpiece which benefits here of the combined talent of two young but yet major French comics artists.