Assassin's Creed

Assassin's Creed is a series of comics adapted from the video game homonymous, written by Eric Corbeyran and illustrated by Defali . Desmond, a descendant of the Assassins is held prisoner by a pharmaceutical company named Abstergo, facade concealing the Templars . They use a machine they have developed after several years of research: the Animus. Thanks to this machine, Desmond, or subject 17, embodies several of his ancestors such as Aquilus, Altaïr or Ezio.

The Law of the 12 Tables

A young woman comes to find Asphodel, the most gifted witch of her generation, to ask for her help. The dreams that haunt her nights seem more and more real and threatening. It is to Andrews, expert in influence, that it will be directed. Did she say everything? Is this affair related to the massacre that was committed on a Sabbath? So here is open the imposing 2006-2007 almanac of Asphodèle! With its 12 chapters-months of 30 boards, the event is undoubtedly as much in the formula retained for its publication as in the album itself. 

The first four volumes of the series of which it is the prolongation had indeed not allowed to perceive a potential able to make impatience to the standard amateur of esoteric to the announcement of a rhythm of bimonthly exit. But the current trend is to beat the iron as long as it is hot and create a regular buying habit even more than arousing. The Law of the 12 Tables.

Uchronie(s)

This series relies on the principal of "Uchronics", or alternate worlds: the story unfolds across three parallel universes, where New York could have become New Byzance, New Harlem, or New York; three cities which provide the titles for the three sub-series of Uchronie(s). Zak Kosinski is a man equipped with prescience. In New Byzance, dominated by a fundamentalist Utopia, he traces the authors of future crimes, and implants dreams into their subconsciences to prevent those crimes. In New Harlem, where Black Power assures the supremacy of the black population, the white Zak is bought as a child by a businessman, to foresee the best operating practises of his company. As the story unfolds, Zak's positions of social advantage in New Byzance and New Harlem are turned around. In both cases, he finds himself hounded by the orders he serves.

In New York, Zak's father, a mad scientist, put his son to sleep for ten years. On awakening, Zak is troubled by visions of the parallel universes, and is menaced by those who would control his father's discoveries. Author: Éric Corbeyran. Artist: Éric Chabbert (New Byzance & Epilogue), Tibéry (New Harlem), Djillali Defali (New York). Publisher: Glénat - collection Grafica.