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One evening in France, a meteorite crashed and a new and strange plant was discovered. The next day, everyone forgot this event. Except Adrien. The story continues.

Jodorowsky & Gimenez's epic saga collected for the very first time. A multi-generational tale of family, sacrifice, and survival told within an immense universe, both in scope and originality. A true classic in the pantheon of graphic storytelling and science fiction as a whole. This DCP Archive Edition includes The Metabarons #1-4 trade paperbacks (17 issues).
The Metabarons: Path of the Warrior (#1-5)
The Metabarons: Blood and Steel (#6-10)
The Metabarons: Poet and Killer (#11-14)
The Metabarons: Immaculate Conception (#15-17)

The epic conclusion to the Metabarons' saga follows the androgynous Aghora, the first Metabaron capable of bearing a child, as he/she strives to prove his/her value as a warrior that can both create life and destroy it. It is Aghora's female ability to create life that gives his/her nameless son a newfound perspective on the Matabaron's role in the Universe that may ultimately destroy their grand lineage as the most powerful warriors in the Galaxy.

The second cycle begins! Ten years have elapsed and Link-Archoïde has changed. What became of our heroes? There’s no time to think about it because on the border of Zeïde, the once peaceful Rhoukes have become invincible warriors and are, for no apparent reason, destroying everything in their path!

Europe has become a battlefield. The tumult of the War of Austrian Succession resonates around the world. Burying her father, Jolanne de Valcourt, a feisty and rebellious young woman, is far removed from these concerns. But when she's deceived by her half-brother and accused of treason she's abruptly overtaken by history. Her life changes. Passion, conspiracies, vengeance... from France to India, Jolanne is set to experience the grandest adventures and will soon become... RANI.

Achilles, a man in his forties, has just buried his parents. He likes to sit on the beach below his house and watch the passing ships heading for the high seas. So much so that one evening he falls asleep sitting on his chair with both feet firmly buried in the sand. However, when he awakes he is unable to move: during the night he has literally taken root. As a huge storm brews over his island, a seagull flies towards him. The seagull, which can talk, informs Achilles on which day of the week he will die: a Tuesday. But which one? That's the question. Fortunately today is a Wednesday. The tide is rising and will soon flood the beach. If the seagull is telling the truth Achilles needs to uproot himself quickly to avoid drowning. It would appear that the time has come for him to cease contemplating passing ships...

According to Indian legend, the mythical tribe of the Paumanoks bind the world of the Gods to those of nature and men. Luuna, daughter of the Great Sachem of the Paumanoks, is the victim of the curse of Unkui - the evil spirit of the night. He gave her two totems. The one is good and the other not, for on the nights of the full moon, Luuna is in the service of evil. Only the wizards of the great tribes of the south, past the deserts, can lift the curse. Follow Luuna on her quest and discover the magic of Indian mythology.

A gothic tale of horror. Czechoslovakia, 1949. What Evil lurks within the walls of an ancient Children's Infirmary? After the brutal murder of her parents, Sarah, a young orphan, is about to discover just that - and much more!

Hercule is a Merk.
One of the most powerful who fought on the Galactic borders. Death holds no fear for him because Hercule feels dead. Haunted by a crime committed against his wife and children, he must atone by accepting even the most demented orders from his senior officers, the Axiomatikos. Exactly 12 missions for redemption.
First, Eurystheus will send Hercule to the planet Nemea. On that tortured land a terrifying creature is attacking farms and decimating entire families. Hercule will have to hunt that vile beast, leaving behind the savagery and secrets that the Axiomatikos want to hide, at all costs, from the people they rule with an iron hand.