Non Album Collections 263

Olive 001 - By the Light of a Blue Moon (2020)

Script by Vero Cazot - Art by Lucy Mazel. Olive, age 17, has a rich and vivid inner life. She has created an imaginary world that she's able to visit whenever she chooses. But her daily life on earth is shaken up by the arrival of a new roommate at boarding school, who won't leave Olive alone. And even more upsetting: a mysterious spaceman makes a surprise appearance in her imaginary world! A coming-of-age story that will take Olive far from her comfort zone, as she discovers unsuspected sides of herself and the world around her.

Satania (2017)

by Fabien Vehlmann, Kerascoët (Illustrator). Charlotte – aka Charlie – a pretty redhead, sets up an expedition to find her brother. The young scientist, who disappeared underground several months ago, claimed – to everyone's astonishment – to be able to prove the existence of Hell by using Darwin's theory of evolution! The little group, led by Charlie, plunge underground in his pursuit. The deeper they progress into the entrails of our planet, the more they enter another world that hides other forms of life heretofore never experienced. The discovery changes them gradually in a way they cannot perceive.

We'll Soon Be Home Again

by Jessica Bab Bonde  (Author), Peter Bergting (Illustrator), Kathryn Renta (Illustrator). The testimonies of six survivors of the Holocaust are presented in comics form, aimed at teenage readers. Some of them were children then, and are still alive to tell what happened to them and their families. How they survived. What they lost--and how you keep on living, despite it all. Jessica Bab Bonde has, based on survivor's stories, written an important book. Peter Bergting's art makes the book accessible, despite its difficult subject.

Saturday and Sunday

Saturday and Sunday are a pair of lizards living the good life, lazing around on a tropical atoll and fishing off the beach. But when Saturday comes down with a case of acute questionitis, the big mysteries - why are we here? how did we get here? - won't leave him alone. Only travel can cure his ills, and he sets off with Sunday in tow. What's a best friend to do but tag along? Together, the indefatigable duo have encounters both fanciful and philosophical in this charming and freewheeling paean to simple joys, curiosity, and friendship, fit for all ages. Script by Fabien Vehlmann - Art by Gwen de Bonneval.

Last of the Atlases

Birds wasting away in a national park, refusing to migrate. Identical geometric markings on the wings of completely different insect species. A pillar of dust in the desert. A small-time hood travels to India's shipbreaking yards in search of a giant nuclear-powered construction robot. A big-time crime boss makes a killing off the Algerian Revolution, in a world where it happened fifteen years later than in our own. "A good story," insists reporter Françoise Halfort, visited abruptly by a post-menopausal pregnancy, "is one that draws unexpected connections between seemingly unconnected events." Four star creators join talents on a vast canvas that takes in the entire French 20th century. Script by Fabien Vehlmann, Gwen de Bonneval - Art by Hervé Tanquerelle, Frédéric Blanchard.

IAN

Intelligent Artificial Neuromechanoid... Ian. It's the name of the newest recruit in Team 21 of the SRS – the 'Special Rescue Section.' Ian is an android, impossible to tell apart from a human being with the naked eye, and his creators claim that he's controlled by a true artificial intelligence – capable of learning, adapting, and even of experiencing emotions. Not every member of the team is happy about their new partner, but their higher-ups aren't giving them a choice – and the mission comes first...Written by Ralph Meyer. Art by Fabien Vehlmann.

Green Manor

A cup of tea? A drop of milk? A spoonful of poison? At first sight, nothing would make the very select club called Green Manor stand out from any other English club. Yet behind its thick walls, sunk into its deep chairs, hides the biggest bunch of con artists, bandits and murderers that Queen Victoria's England has ever seen. Scenario: Fabien Vehlmann | Design: Denis Bodart.

"Green Manor" mixture crime, perversity and humor to the delight of readers. Green Manor is a club of London high society in the late nineteenth century - atmosphere Sherlock Holmes and Jack the Ripper. The members of this club are fascinated by this particular activity to the human species: the crime. And they do not always interested in it innocently. Some small Grave gentlemen told by the butler of Green Manor. A British humor anthology, cynical, squeaky. A delight.

Alone

Alone is a series of adventure fantastic Franco-Belgian comic written by Fabien Vehlmann and designed by Bruno Gazzotti for the magazine Spirou. It was published in hardback albums by Editions Dupuis from January 2006. In 2015, it has nine albums, five undergraduate and second cycle with four. This series was twice awarded a Prix Jeunesse 9-12 years in Angoulême Festival in 2007 and 2010. It also received two Grand Prix du Journal de Mickey. It should count total twenty albums. 

After the sudden and unexplained disappearance of the inhabitants of Fortville, five children to defend for themselves in a world without adults. Things will get worse when they discover that they are in a replica of the real world called "the world of limbo" and they are the prey of mysterious "15 families". Would Fortville's different from other children? And if one of them would be what the family calls the 15th "Midnight Children"?

The Marquis of Anaon

The Marquis of Anaon is a series of French comic history. It is based on the legend of the Marquis of Anaon, tells People of xviii century. Scenario: Fabien Vehlmann. Drawings: Matthieu Bonhomme. Colours: Delf. 

In the 1720s, Jean-Baptiste Poulain, son of a merchant and former medical student, travels to countries where mysterious phenomena have been observed or where inexplicable crimes were committed both to enrich his scientific knowledge to come assistance to victims of events that seem supernatural. Spirit Cartesian and rational, it must cope with living in remote regions where reigns the obscurantism and where crisis situations often result in the persecution of groups living on the margins of the community. Relations with the aristocrats are not simpler than the common people, each part of the social body obeying its own prejudices. Like the Wind Passengers, the series of Marquis Anaon recreates the past without betraying the complexity, presenting the reader with the adventures of a character slightly ahead mentality of his time. Following his first adventure, the farmers of the island of Brac gave Jean-Baptiste Poulain the nickname "marquis Anaon", ie lord of lost souls. The dialogues are interspersed with a few anachronisms, such as when the Countess de Almedia, the third album, speaks of "nations" about France and Spain of the early xviii th century; gold this concept will make sense in Europe after 1789.