Ars Magna

On track key a secret kept for centuries, 1695, a secret lodge takes advantage of the construction of the great square of Brussels to hide an encrypted message that hides a terrible secret. 1944, The Nazis are about to discover the message. A historian and a young woman trying to stop it provoked resistance. In this race to the treasure will depend on the outcome of the Second World War. 

Ars Magna, a series of three albums and a cruise between secret Triangulo, Indiana Jones and the Da Vinci Code. A comic by Alcante and Milan Jovanovic.

Jason Brice

London, 1920. After the Great War, many mediums and other spiritualists who against hard cash to help grieving mothers or wives to "communicate" with their disappeared son or husband. Jason Brice, Cartesian nature detective by profession, his lucidity and offers its services to these women ready to believe anything. It dismantles the tips, tricks and scams of these merchants of the occult, the paranormal who has a background of very lucrative business. 

Disillusioned by the inhumanity of some and the naivety of others, Jason Brice does not believe in much, and certainly not the dark forces! Until one day a pretty young woman asks him to investigate a mysterious book in which is told in detail killing his close. Scénario: Alcante (Didier Swysen) | Design: Milan Jovanovic.

Rani

Rani is a serial comic, written by Alcante from an original screenplay by Jean Van Hamme and illustrated by Francis Vallès. 

The story begins in the year 1743. The young Jolanne Valcourt is the daughter born out of wedlock old Marquis Charles de Valcourt, who nevertheless recognized. Philippe Valcourt half brother Jolanne, murders his father and then robs her half-sister by making her take responsibility for another crime he himself committed. Escaped, joined a band of robbers and arrested again, Jolanne manages to escape execution by hiding under the identity of another prisoner. She was deported to the French Indies , where many adventures await. As the war between European powers resonates to India, Valcourt of the marquis died, leaving the future of the family at the hand of his son Philip, notorious libertine. His only glimmer of hope lay in Jolanne, natural girl he recognized and erected with the nuns in the vain hope of tempering a strong character. Philippe does not intend to let this bastard relative to the nose in its affairs.