The Regulator

Armed with an organization whose stated aim is to overthrow the government, Aristide Nyx is a Regulator with nerves of steel and a reinforced concrete technique. But he also has a secret: his heart is eaten away by worms ... He knows he is going to die, but he does not know when. Then, in the meantime, he kills ... Until the day when he is proposed to murder a hired killer in which he recognizes a childhood friend ... From this moment, the "killing machine" 'jammed. And a doubtful Regulator becomes as unpredictable and dangerous as an injured tiger. The Regulator. A comic by Corbeyran, Eric and Marc Moreno.

Story of Malemort

It was on a fine morning that Anthéa, a young and pretty girl with a well-tempered character, found by chance a wounded man, almost dying, hidden in the thickets. She decides to take him back to her mother, who is nothing more than a housekeeper at pleasure for the knights of passage. The man seriously wounded, finds there care and rest. But very quickly Anthéa's mother worries because this wounded is surely tracked by other knights. It would not be prudent, therefore, for the stay of this new host to last. Unfortunately, Anthéa soon realized that his mother's fears were not in vain: Shortly after the arrival of the knight, the house was attacked and taken by storms of the worst kind in search of the Mysterious wounded. Story of Malemort. A comic by Éric Stalner.

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Deadline

Camp Anderson, Georgia, August 1864. In this huge open-air prison, the world is divided in two categories as the Civil war rages: Southern jailers and Northern captives. Between the two: the deadline. The prisoner who crosses this line wins a one-way ticket to hell. One black solider among them, calmly insolent, proud gaze, intrigues the your Confederate soldier. Louis Paugham who is assigned to watch the camp...

The Quest for Answers

Why are the dwarfs small? Are there vegetarian ogres? Can we rely on magic weapons? Why do heroes never take a vacation? Why are princesses always beautiful? ... So many essential questions, which you always ask yourself, about mysteries never pierced. So many answers (finally!) Reasonable and even scientific brought by our specialists elficologists after years of research!

The True Citylegends

Contains 4 narratives co-scripted by Rémi Guérin and Éric Corbeyran: - "La Baby-sitter" (Drawing: Richard Guérineau, Colors: CrazyToons) - "The Cell Phone" (Drawing: Damour, Colors: Usagi) : Alain Henriet, Colors: Usagi) - "The Lighthouse Gang" (Design: Gil Formosa, Colors: Isabelle Drouaillet and Gil Formosa).

Tebori

Nowadays, in Japan. In order to escape the violence of his former gang, Yoshi is entrusted by his grandfather to a master tattoo artist. The latter patiently teaches his young disciple a rigorous trade and transmits to him the mastery of the Tebori, a traditional technique of tattoo in the hand. Following an aggression, the master asks Yoshi to take care of discreet but particularly dangerous customers: the Yakuza. A comic by José Robledo and Marcial Toledano.

Ten months have passed since the "accident" of Horiseijun. Never far from his pupil, he recovered gently from his wounds and watched him evolve with pride. Indeed, Yoshi took the torch with ease and did honor to his master. However, the latter remains suspicious of the loving relationship of his protégé. The young man must remain on his guard, his proximity with the Yakuza exposes him and the salon, and he must not go astray.

The New Ice Age Jdrien Cycle

Around 2050, the Moon explodes, undermined by nuclear waste stored by men. A gangue of various dust encircles the Earth, depriving it of solar light and heat. The post-disaster night sets in. Ice climbs pushing back surviving populations to protected islands. Around 2350, a new civilization settled, dominated by clans that control the railway lines, replacing the power of nation-states.  The New Ice Age Jdrien Cycle. A comic by Philippe Bonifay and Studio Jotim.

2350. The Earth is no more than a glacial cap dotted with domes under which various populations live. The people are, one suspects, the most unfortunate: they live under temperatures of less than 15 °. The Aiguilleurs are the masters of the railways, whose motto, "immobility, it is death, mobility, it is life" indicates that cities, dwellings can be transported at any moment. Here are the Shareholders who control everything, especially wealth. They live in an opulence that contrasts with the misery of the People. And then, the Roux, mysterious beings who are cold-weathered and endowed with an impressive sexual appetite. Who are they, where do they come from? Will they be the engine that will cause a society to collapse from injustice, arbitrariness and violence? Indeed, in the image of a pack ice, everything seems frozen in this cloisonné world. Until the day when a simple civil servant, Lien Rag, begins to ask disturbing questions, likely to waver the fortresses on rail.

The Fires of Askell

An endless sea, islands where since then have been built and disappear civilizations: Askell. Here, boats of a thousand sorts crisscross the primal ocean, in spite of the monsters which, at every moment, can emerge from the waves and crush the hulls. Merchants and smugglers land in every port, precious cargoes from the most remote archipelagos. Cybil, the voluptuous erotic dancer, Dao X'ian, the mercenary, Brumaire the knife-thrower, Keresquin the Poet and the foam Tittle, Fantastic adventures where action, charm and humor are served by the sumptuous graphics of Jean-Louis Mourier. The Fires of Askell. A comic by Arleston, Scotch and Jean-Louis Mourier.

The Royal Blood

The Royal Blood. Script by ALEJANDRO JODOROWSKY/ Art by DONGZI LUI/ Published by TITAN COMICS. King Alvar is a noble Christian knight and an able ruler and leader of his soldiers. Alvar is also so fair of face and proud of his noble visage that he has forbidden all his subjects from seeing it, wearing a great helm whenever he is out in public. But when an arrow mortally wounds King Alvar on the field of battle, he asks his cousin Alfred, who is his virtual twin, to don his helmet and finish the battle so his men will not know how close their invincible king has come to death.

But Alfred has designs on playing the king for longer than a single battle, leaving his cousin for dead after fouling his wounds. Alvar’s life is saved when he is discovered by a hunchbacked healer woman. She tends to his wounds and lays with Alvar, as his fever deludes him into thinking the healer is his fair queen, Violena.

The Keepers of the Maser

The origins of the great adventure, this new trilogy takes place before the first 6 volumes, and tells the genesis of the war of the dwarfs against humans, orchestrated by Fezu Huher. The heroes of the saga of the Maser are still here all children. Their innocent gaze allows us to know more about the magical universe of the Yoks and the power they have over the inhabitants of the planet ... The Keepers of the Maser. A comic by Massimiliano Frezzato.

The continuation of the monumental saga finally arrives! The secrets of Kolonie are finally revealed ... This album brings us back to the genesis of Kolonie and the settlement of the planet, dominated by human survivors! At the dawn of the eiz 18 of the Kolonie era, when the revolt of the dwarf people was organized against the domination of the long legs, the representatives of the council tried to negotiate and to shelter the few Children born on Kolonie, the immortalis. Nothing will be able to prevent the fight without mercy nor the unleashing of the elements in the Tower ... Will the homo longaevus manage to keep the control of the Tower and its secrets?

Jason Conquers America

Celebrating 10 years of Jason being published in the US, this comic-book-format one-shot is a Jason fan's dream, with lots of previously unpublished Jason strips and artwork, an interview with Jason's colorist Hubert, a checklist of all Jason's books, a Q&A with the man himself, and a visual tributes gallery by several American cartoonists to the towering, taciturn Norwegian genius including Michael Allred, Kim Deitch, and Rich Tommaso.

Dinosaurs

Think you know everything there is to know about dinosaurs? Think again! In this bronto-sized series, kid dinos show us what their lives were like in short, funny, teeth-gnashing bursts of prehistoric mayhem. Dinosaurs is your guided tour through the rough-and-tumble world of the mightiest beasts to ever walk the earth! Arnaud Plumeri (Writer) & Bloz (Artist).

Borderline

Borderline, which was originally published in Italy, is a 600-page epic created by Eduardo Risso and Chris Truillo — with whom the artist has previously worked on a slate of other projects. This powerful piece of graphic fiction has never before been available in the United States in English — until now! by Ivan Brandon (Adapter), Carlos Trillo (Author), Eduardo Risso (Illustrator) Described by Harvey and Eisner Award-winning creator Risso as a "sci-fi, post-apocalyptic story that openly shows the miseries and kindness of Humankind," Borderline is available for the first time in English from Dynamite Entertainment! Foreword by writer and collaborator Brian Azzarello!

Artesia

Artesia is an epic fantasy comic book series authored and illustrated by American artist Mark Smylie. Artesia is also the name of the heroine of the cycle. Smylie has described her as a "Pagan Joan of Arc", to use a popular reference, while noting that the closest historical model is the Irish Queen Medb. Themes in the series include feudal politics, intrigue, and power struggles, complex mythology and world history, and strong female characters.

Currently the series is composed of four "books": Artesia, Artesia Afield, Artesia Afire and Artesia Besieged. Each book is composed of six episodes, or fairly American standard comic book-sized episodes. Each book has been followed by an annual compendium including short stories and details of the history, geography and mythology of Artesia's universe. The books together constitute part of a cycle called The Book of Dooms. Smylie has said that it would take 22 books to tell Artesia's story in full, but that at least 7 will be completed "hell or high water".

Fazekas' Star Wars

Attila Fazekas is a Hungarian képregény (comic) artist who got his start in the 1970s. In 1982, he published an unlicensed two-part adaptation of Star Wars with scripts by Tibor Cs. Horváth. Remarkably, over 300,000 copies each were sold in this country of 10.71 million people and by some accounts, this "was the most popular comic book of all times ever published and sold" in Hungary. Artist Attila Fazekas began adapting the Star Wars films in 1982, working off the screenplays, as well as countless theater viewings. That caused the illustrations to either be incredibly accurate or slightly generic. About 300,000 to 500,000 copies of the Hungarian comic book versions of Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back were sold in the country. But Marvel Comics, which had the license at the time to publish Star Wars comics, found about them and forced the artists to stop before The Return of the Jedi could be adapted.

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Army of the Shadows

At the end of 1942, Ernst Kessler, having completed his training as a soldier in the Wehrmacht, was sent to the Russian front. The reality of this war, which he only perceived through the newspapers, suddenly proved to be quite different. Ernst Kessler must face not an enemy, the one he expected, but two! Indeed, the Russian winter proved to be an opponent as formidable as the Russians themselves.

Black Sheep Squadron

Time passes and the heroes are forgotten. Not all however. Some of them see their history brought back to light through cinema or television. Like an American pilot, commander of a squadron, the 214, based in the Pacific during the last world war. Gregory Boyington. Good pilot but little known of the public, it will enter the legend thanks to a soap turned cult, Heads burned with Robert Conrad in the role of major Boyington. The beginning of media success for this alcoholic pilot, brawler but good squadron leader. A successful soap opera completed by the publication of the pilot's memories. Certainly embellished but as James Stewart says in The Man Who Killed Liberty Valance, when the legend goes beyond reality, print the legend.

500 Rifles

Wayne redlake, cowboy converted into a cantina manager, seeks to avenge the death of his partner...June mac allan, houston tribune journalist, is prepared to do anything to meet the leader of the juarist rebels. Rochegrosse, colonel of the french army, recites victor hugo while painting the mountains... And all three are rushing forward on the bloody trail which leads to 500 rifles...

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The Story of a Mother 

(Danish: Historien om en moder) is a story by the Danish poet, travel writer, short story writer, and novelist Hans Christian Andersen (1805-1875). The Story of a Mother comic book (2004), a Danish graphic novel by Peter Madsen.

Snow White

A 2012 version of the classic fairy tale by L'Hermenier and Looky. Genre: Comics, Fantasy, One Shot. Set in a kingdom of ice, with a dying monarch, a wicked stepmother, a rightful heir to the throne, cannibal dwarves ... you know the score. What more could a fantasy-lover want? Imagine Walt Disney meets "Game of Thrones"...

Guerra 02 The Sinking of The Lusitania

War Comic book entitled The Sinking of The Lusitania with Adult / Erotic scenes from Italy.

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Chaboute

After ten years in prison Zoe is no longer afraid of solitude. So, when she leaves, she decides to go and live alone in the small village of La Goule, inheriting from her grandmother's house. Of course she expected a difficult integration, but all the same! The reception of the villagers is particularly inhospitable ... Zoé disturbs them, but in what? The hints of sorcery that emanate here and there are a staging intended to make it flee or the clues of some secret practice to which this strange community is engaged ... In the pages Christophe Chabouté raises the suspense and transforms A remote village in a deadly spider web. A detail, a look, a light and the trees themselves become menacing to the point that the reader shares the anguish of Zoe, the prey of these monsters with a human face. A graphic of beauty, playing both the nervousness of the line and the flat blacks, confirms the talent of this young author awarded at the last festival of Angouleme.

Lydie

This is just a little one-shot with a sweet story, I wouldn't really know how to categorise it. Basically, inter-war France, a young woman's baby dies at birth, a couple of months later, she says it's come back to her, but no-one can see it. The book's pretty cute.

Maybe this Tuesday

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...

The Song of Excalibur

The Song of Excalibur is a series of comic of Heroic fantasy. Scenario: Arleston Scotch , with Melanÿn (volume 5-6). Drawing: Éric Hübsch. Colors: Jean-Jacques Chagnaud (volume 1), Nolwenn Lebreton (volumes 4 and 5), Yves Lencot (volumes 2 and 3). 

Five hundred years after the Round Table episode , the famous magician Merlin , who likes drinking and pretty women, is freed from the fate of Viviane , the Lady of the Lake. She entrusts him with the mission of saving the world from the magic of the Christian advance . Merlin searches for a knight but it is Gwyned , daughter of the Chevalier Galahad , who manages to remove the Excalibur sword and is appointed to accomplish this task.They set out for the Sidhe with a thousand charms, an invisible palace where magical beings would have taken refuge. On the way, they allow a village to rise against the king and against the Christian religion, thanks to the sight of Excalibur. The king sends his inquisitor, Mordred , to restore order but Merlin , Gwyned and the villagers rout them with the help of a dragon that Merlin woke up.