Brelan de Dames

Brelan de Dames is a series of Belgian comic strip published in Editions du Lombard. Script: Jean-Luc Vernal with the help of Jean Dufaux for volumes 5-7. Drawings: Renaud.

Inspired by Charlie's Angels, the series stands out in very quickly since from the second album, the heroines give their resignation to their boss. Indeed, dissatisfied with the mission which had been assigned to them by the CIA during the first adventure, they decide to become independent and choose for themselves their missions.

The characters

• Jaimie Grisbee: American expert on weapons handling, symbolized by spades.
• Amanda Wenn: English journalist who does not hesitate to use his charm to get his way, symbolized by the Lady of heart.
• Laurence Tonkin: Eurasian martial arts champion, symbolized by the Lady of clubs.

Ian Kaledine

Ian Kaledine is a series of comics of the fantastic Franco-Belgian created by screenwriter Jean-Luc Vernal and artist Ferry to log Tintin no 47 in 1977 in Belgium and no 121 in 1978 in France, before publishing pasteboard album to Lombard editions in 1983. The series remained unfinished, breaking off in 1992 after the album Dottore Serpenti without history is complete.

The series began in 1908 with the Tunguska Event. Prince Cossack Ian Kaledin is in Paris where he spends the money entrusted to him by his father expensive party, but discreetly buy weapons to equip its people in their struggle against the Tsar. He meets Jane, an English journalist mandated to follow his diary and the interviewer, and Ferragus custody of effective and faithful friend Irish body. He will face Shultz, unscrupulous banker involved in all sorts of trafficking and conspiracy. They will soon get in touch with a civilization coming stars whose Bastet, the cat-headed woman, will take a liking to Ian.