Sara Lone

A young woman with a rough past finds herself caught in a destructive spiral after the brutal murder of her father, the owner of a modest artisanal shrimp fishery. Leaving the hot nights of New Orleans, she returns to the countryside to take over the business on her own, despite the ambient hostility around her. But she gets arrested during her trip back and learns that a murder was committed in the strip club where she worked at and everything seems to point towards her committing the crime. Pursued by Mafia killers, she passes from police handcuffs to the hands of the Secret Service. Just who is Joy Carruthers, stage name, Sara Lone? Find out in part one of this mystery thriller. by Erik Arnoux, David Morancho.

Nottingham

1192. Richard, King of England, hasn't returned from the Crusades. Rumours say he may be dead, and his brother John Lackland begins moving his pieces to claim the throne, counting on the support - and money - of the kingdom's sheriffs. Deep inside Sherwood Forest, Marian, young Saxon Lady, tries to convince a family of outlaws to join her in fighting the prince, with the help of a mysterious man in a hood - none other than the Sheriff of Nottingham himself! by Vincent Brugeas, Emmanuel Herzet.

Before the Incal (repost)

The story is considerably more straightforward noir tale of boundless urban corruption with the relative absence of spiritualistic elements, which dips deeper into exploring the urban fabric of the world of The Incal. The story follows young DiFool living in demimonde. He soon finds that his prostitute mother devoted herself to growing amorine, a drug that restores the ability to love. His father, Olivier DiFool, breaks the law in wearing a fake halo that is the mark of an aristo.

Justice is harsh for such transgressions of class — a legal clause "allows the condemned man to choose between a tablet at the morgue-wall, where he'll sleep away his thirty-year-and-one-day term", or "remodeling", which means having entire memory wiped. His father chooses remodeling. DiFool soon begins to investigate the mystery of disappearance of the children of prostitutes, something he shouldn't find out. Before the Incal.

The Incal (repost)

The Incal (French: L'Incal) is a French graphic novel series written by Alejandro Jodorowsky and originally illustrated by Jean Giraud. The Incal, with first pages originally released as Une aventure de John Difool ("A John Difool Adventure") in Métal hurlant and published by Les Humanoïdes Associés, introduced Jodorowsky's "Jodoverse" (or "Metabarons Universe"), a fictional universe in which his science fiction comics take place. It is an epic space opera blending fantastical intergalactic voyage, science, technology, political intrigues, conspiracies, messianism, mysticism, poetry, debauchery and satire. The Incal includes and expands the concepts and artwork from the abandoned film project Dune directed by Jodorowksy and designed by Giraud from the early 1970s.

Originally published in installments between 1981 and 1988, and followed by Before the Incal (1988–1995, with Zoran Janjetov), After the Incal (2000, with Jean Giraud), and Final Incal (2008–2014, with José Ladrönn) has been described as a contender for "the best comic book" in the medium's history. From it spin-off related series Metabarons, The Technopriests, and Mégalex.

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JANO - Gazoline and the Red Planet (1989)

Meet Gazoline, a tough independent anthropomorphic leopard and her flying motorcycle Skooby as they battle for survival in a post apocalyptic Mad Max style world! She has to eat lizards to survive and has to constantly to fight off others who want to have sex with her or rob her! As if that's not enough, a fallen ship brings the GNAPS, small vicious fur balls who begin to eat anything and everything! Cool little 44 pages comic by Jano.

Liberatore - Petites Morts et autres fragments du chaos (2017)

Liberatore books from 2017. 266 pages showcasing the career of Liberatore, with examples of his earliest strips, going through the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s to his most recent ones.

Lost in Time: Labyrinths

Castaways of time translated as "Lost in Time" This is the third album, "Labyrinth". Published by NBM in 1986 as "Lost in Time", with forward by ALex Toth. Funny thing is NBM didn't start with the 1st album. This is 1970s French SCi-Fi so it is dated. Book by Jean-Claude Forest and Paul Gillon.

The Fourth Power (repost)

The odyssey of Exether Mega, a young military pilot caught up in an interplanetary conflict between humans — under the banner of the Planetary United States — and the Krommiums. After narrowly escaping an attack by an enemy patrol, Mega begins a perilous journey across enemy lines. Through a series of encounters —with both friends and foes — Mega discovers she's at the center of a complex, secret experiment to create the ultimate weapon of war. As further clues to her role, identity, and destiny are revealed to her, the powers that be ramp up their efforts to capture her. 

A spectacular and riveting space opera by the creator of Leo Roa and the illustrator of The Metabarons saga. The Fourth Power. A powerful cocktail of science fiction, humor, and social criticism written and drawn by the artist of The Metabarons: Juan Gimenez!

Dragonblood (repost)

The terrible Captain Meriadec believes in the existence of a mysterious map of hidden worlds. He therefore penetrates with his men the legendary forest of scissy to try to entice dame Eloam, a guide of the elven people... But leaving this place is not so easy and there will be many dangers. Why did Meriadec decide to take such risks? What is he looking for? Dragonblood. A comic by Jean-Luc Istin and Guy Michel.

The captain Hannibal and his gang of pirates are not choirboys. That will not stop them from launching an expedition in the footsteps of a simple local legend: that of Mell-Talec, korrigan mythical pirate, who gained his fame thanks to the magic of a unique card, that of the Sidh worlds determined to seize Hannibal sailed to the island of Chausey, the first stage of his odyssey.

Flywires (repost)

Kelsey Fontina is an ex-cop adrift. He lives aboard the ark stellar Infinity, who travels the galactic borders for generations in search of a new world. This huge floating city has all the megalopolis through an earth following the growing number of passengers. All legal passengers are connected to this closed universe by cerebral connector that allows them to stay informed about new laws or take advantage of the latest developments in entertainment. The Fontina connector fails, which forced him to take early retirement, disability which now makes him a second citizen zone. Lorsque the son of his neighbor is attacked by two thugs, Fontina can not help to intervene. It supports the fate of the boy and found him a new reason to live. For Kelsey Fontina, the real troubles are only beginning. Flywires. A comic by Chuck Austen and Matt Cossin.

Bramble (repost)

In a retro futuristic world, a man of strange appearance arrives in a megalopolis. Imposing physique, dress worrying aspect, awkward gait. This man has just left his village for the first time and his first contact with the city is a shock. As it is not expressed, the reason for his trip is a mystery. The only certainty all those he met in town since he died in agony just after having crossed, killed in unexplained circumstances. Bramble. A comic by Jean-David Morvan and Nesmo.

Pietrolino (repost)

In the streets, the Nazi reign of terror. Powerless witnesses of barbarism, two men and a woman trying to survive. One of them is called Pietrolino. It is mime. He knows how to forget the gloom of these dark years only by the magic of his hands. His partner and traveling companion is called Simio. Little man full of resources, but unattractive to the infinite resourcefulness, he is the narrator of this story. A woman Colombella, accompanies reluctantly, punctuating their peregrinations of his continuing disputes with Simio.

The story was written Pietrolino there a decade by Alejandro Jodorowsky at the request of Marcel Marceau, of which he was touring partner in the 50 absence of funding for the wear on stage, the show project was canceled and the manuscript ended up in the drawers of Bruno Lecigne, the publisher Humanoids. The years passed, the text went astray but remained in the memory of the man who spoke to Olivier Boiscommun, very interested in an adaptation. The agreement Jodorowsky and the reappearance of the valuable document then accelerated collaboration between these two figures of comics. The story, told by Simio, companions of Pietrolino begins under Nazi occupation in Paris. To survive, the two men, accompanied reluctantly provocative Colombella, occur in cafes.

Vesper

Vesper, the Amazon of the Knights of Nyx, is a formidable warrior versed in the practice of Etheric magic. She uses her talents in the service of Prince Crimson Nyx, with whom she shares the dream of a kingdom where people of all races can live together. But in the midst of celebrating an important victory for their kingdom, the two heroes are ambushed by the Ekklesia, a religious order that sees in them the manifestation of dark forces that must be stamped out... A fast-paced first entry of a thrilling fantasy series not to be missed. Written by Jérémy. Art by Jérémy.

Republic of the Skull

The dashing Captain Sylla plies the Caribbean with his close-knit crew: The Marquis, a former slave who sports a powdered periwig; the clever, craggy-faced Dutch; the burly, bearded Lenoir; and first mate Olivier, given to gloom and considered a bringer of bad luck. This is likely because he spends his time composing log entries addressed to a fictive British “Commodore” who will someday capture them. But perhaps he is the only clear-eyed one among them: luckless outcasts of imperial navies, these pirates’ days of freedom and fraternity are numbered, as the forces of law, order, and capital bear down on them. Vincent Brugeas, Ronan Toulhoat.

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The Coyote and the Snake (Europe Comics 2022)

USA, 1970. Joe is driving his camper in the wide open spaces of the Wild West. He makes several acquaintances along the way: a small coyote, to start with, but also local thugs, F.B.I. agents, a U.S. Marshal, old friends who seem to be more or less trustworthy... But who is this good ol' Joe? Those who cross his path tend to see their life expectancy dangerously decrease... by Matz  (Author), Xavier Philippe (Illustrator).

Going Green Giving It (Almost) My All for the Planet (Europe Comics 2022)

Script by Maïté Robert - Art by Maïté Robert. From recycling and making your own deodorant to buying second-hand furniture, Maïté Robert brings us a collection of humorous and thought-provoking vignettes about the many steps people can take in their day-to-day activities to live a more planet-friendly, environmentally-aware life… and about how easy it is to postpone such admirable resolutions. Told in the first-person and drawn from the author’s personal victories and setbacks in her own efforts to go green.

CityZen (Europe Comics 2022)

Script by Jain, Damien Perez, Léa Galice - Art by Marcial Toledano, José Manuel Robledo. CityZen: an eco-friendly city that uses its incredible trees to heal a post-apocalyptic Earth. Amal, an ultra-committed high school student, is ready to do her part as soon as she finishes her studies. But she’ll have to contend with her sister, Sana, an activist who’s determined to destroy this ethical city—a bastion of short supply chains and degrowth… Torn between her love for her sister and her environmental beliefs, Amal will have to choose a side!

Child of the Storm (repost)

Orphaned by lightning. Possessor of an unimaginable strength. Destined for legendary feats. He is the Child of the Storm. Fear the tempest. Writer : Manuel Bichebois, Didier Poli. Art : Manuel Bichebois, Didier Poli, Giulio Zeloni.

A critically-acclaimed start for a comic book series (L’Enfant de l’Orage) from the French creative team of writer Manuel Bichebois and artist Didier Poli about an orphan child possessing great powers. This is a Minutemen scan with translation by Darthscanner (presumably also the original uploader) and lettering by Zack (hence, the "DarthZack" in the filename).

The Loving Dead (repost)

Love after death. A mysterious virus has turned almost all of humanity into zombies. The survivors, themselves, were all grouped in protected areas. In this macabre and hopeless world, Alan and Lynn, an electrician and a dummy, fall in love and decide to live their love despite the death hit them both. Then began for them a chase against decay that threatens their bodies on the one hand and especially against disinfectors - killers of zombies - that seek to destroy them permanently. The Loving Dead. A comic by Stefano Raffaele.