Flor de Luna

When the intoxicating smoke of cigars of Havana reveals the secrets of two centuries old family, between Cuba and Geneva. In Geneva, nowadays, Antoine Chatel is for two years the private secretary of Charles Porter, the last cigar nabob. Today, he discovers the dead body of his boss, murdered with a bullet in the heart, while he himself came to kill him. Taken aback, he does not lose the north and finds what he had come to get: the memories of a certain Diego Antonio Castellano who, in 1825, flees Europe and its troubled past to embark on board a slave to Cuba, the pearl of the West Indies. There, he hopes to take advantage of the abolition of the Spanish royal monopoly on the tobacco trade to become a farmer and trader. But neither travel nor life in the new world will be a part of pleasure. A comic book by Éric Stalner and Éric Lambert.

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.