Bouncer (repost)

Bouncer is a series of comics written by Alejandro Jodorowsky and designed by François Boucq. The first seven volumes were published by Associates Humanoïdes between 2001 and 2009, Glénat taking over from 2012.

The bouncer is a one-armed man that deals with safety saloon at the Infernio. Despite his disability, he is a formidable marksman. When his nephew, an orphaned, asks his help, this leads him to reconnect with a painful past. His two brothers and him are the bastard children of an itinerant prostitute, with whom they committed many misdeeds. The latter led to the breakup of the family in fighting over a diamond, one was left blind, one-armed and mother committed suicide. Since the elder became pastor, the bouncer found protection from El Diablo, his mysterious employer, and the third remained outside-the-law. The tribulations of the bouncer will lead him to elucidate the series of murders of notables of the city, all killed by a snake bite.

Non Album Collection 95

The Horrible Weapon and other stories

Collection of 4 short SCI-FI stories by Don Lawrence, author of Storm, Trigan Empire...Scanlated from Dutch, originally published in 1993.

Face de Lune vol 01

In 1992, Face de Lune began with the invisible cathedral. A series as only Alexandro Jodorowsky has the secret. A complex universe dominated by oppressive and omnipresent politico-religious powers. A dense story, with multiple ramifications. His collaboration with the gifted François Boucq is the icing on the cake. Whatever the scene, his drawing does not seem to know limits and when you know the imagination overflowing Jodorowsky, we can only say that they are well! In short, a first volume promising, quickly more!

The Daring Brigade (Romania)

(Brigada indraznetilor) The band with Beatlesi as welders (with guitar with everything!), Brigadier bosses that bring Iusuf (from the rookies of Michael the Brave) and a beautiful girl, like ... "Meeting in space"? The subject, clearly, dictated by the dark times. After the heavy winter of '84 began the darkest phase of communism in Romania: current breaks, TV program 2 hours a day, naked food and so on.

Non Album Collection 10

Aspis Detectives of the Unusual T01 - The Dwarf with the Ectoplasm

Kathy Wuthering disappeared! Of the most celebrated of the Parisian mediums consulted by the all-Paris of that nineteenth century, there remain to-day only two sanguinolent eyeballs. Auguste Dupin, a bloody sleuth and a scientist who is picky will shed light on this horrible affair. Despite the rigorous "investigator phenomenologist", to achieve this, Dupin will need his extravagant assistant, Flora Vernet.

The Magician's Wife

A woman, a magician with strange powers and a little girl travel the world with unheard-of numbers. But the little girl grows up and the devilish magician wants to make her his wife. Between dream and reality, this comic tells their tumultuous loves in a New York nightmare.

Billy Budd, KGB

Inspired by Herman Melville's novella, this graphic novel recounts a gifted and naïve young man's recruitment by the Soviet secret service and his adventures in New York City as a spy. The tale begins in the aftermath of World War II, when a Ukrainian orphan with remarkable psychic powers is selected and trained by the KGB. Two decades later he arrives in the United States to lead a double life. Operating under the name Billy Budd, he conducts espionage while working with a construction crew that builds skyscrapers. Billy's rescue of a co-worker and the resulting friendship lead the agent in the direction of a spiritual existence, a previously unimaginable possibility. But can Billy escape his Soviet masters?

The Keeper

Up until now, Vince’s job has been to ensure the safety of the art dealers who work for the Vatican. But now the young man is offered a curious ‘promotion’: If he succeeds on his next mission, Vince will join the ‘Keepers’ — a very special, and very secret, branch of the Vatican’s secret service. Their job is to bring the Pontifical State’s strayed black sheep back into the fold… and, if all else fails, to put them conveniently out of the way, for ever and ever amen. A comic by François Boucq and Yves Sente.