Lady Liberty

Secrets of state, espionage, plots and treasons, duels with swords and scathing retorts… The wind of change is going to lead Lady Liberty towards the thirteen colonies. American colonists dream about freedom, and she is going to bring them a Revolution. To avenge her mother, Lya of Beaumont swore to bring down the crowns of both Louis XVI and George III.

A wind of revolution starts to blow on the world – a wind that is going to inflate the sails of the "Sally Brown" and carry Lya, Lady Gage, and the schemer Beaumarchais towards Colonies.

America is in rebellion and has become a powder keg. A mere spark would make it explode. And Lya is this spark! Written by Jean-Luc Sala. Art by Aurore.

The Iron Divisions

1946: The War Begins! Iron Divisions mecha is a new warrior alternate history series featuring mecha giant Panzers. How the appearance of a new technology in 1944 will turn the tide of World War II and lead the Germans to victory. "Red Commando" is set to the opening of the album "Iron Divisions." On the eastern front, the last pockets of resistance to the Red Army fall one after the other. To save Moscow, General Zhukov meets the Red Commando. Bundled up in their armored and mechanized armor, the greatest heroes of the Red Army will participate in an operation last chance: to seize the best Nazi Mekapanzer and turn it against the German army. But in the Red Commando Zhukov commits perhaps a mistake by including Nia, the fiery idealist driver and a political fanatic Komissar brutal command. They will have to learn to fight side by side or to die! A comic by Jean-Luc Sala and Ronan Toulhoat.

With an exciting technology, Wehrmacht changed the course of the war. With huge mobile fortresses, Mékapanzers she is about to crush the Red Army. Already, the Soviet government in exile in Moscow and Alaska is threatened. To stop the offensive, it remains a last resort: form a commando in charge of seizing the Wilhelm Gustloff Mekapanzer, the largest and most powerful of the terrible Nazi gear. We have to find not only talented fighters, but also willing to give their lives to the country in a suicide operation, what the zealous political commissar Kirijin intends to ensure. Ronan Toulhoat seemed to take distance with the alternate history and World War II. Obviously he has cracked and seems to be very happy. Indeed, it is in their heart's content, enjoying the many fight sequences to play all his knowledge of the movement.

Spin Angels

Spin Angels, (or Cross Fire) Soleil Publishing, story by Jean-Luc Sala; art and colors by Pierre-Mony Chan. Each issue begins with a flashback to something that happened in the past. The first one starts in 1307, but the second and third much more recently, in 1939; the fourth, in 1959. However, the main story in each issue is set in the present. It follows the exploits of members of the Vatican's Black Office, which exists to "find and disarm any potential threats or revelations." Which basically means searching for historical texts and artifacts which could disprove the accepted history and doctrines of the Church. The Black Office is headed up by Monsignor Marchesi. 

The story mainly focuses on his lead investigator, Sofia d'Agostino. In the first issue, her partner, Luigi, is killed, so Marchesi calls in a favor from an old friend, a mob boss named Costanza. He sends his nephew, Angelo, to serve as her bodyguard on her missions. In the second issue, they meet up with an old acquaintance of Angelo's, named Gina. Later, they meet up with another agent of the Black Office, Sister Anna. Anyway, apparently the Black Office is a modern-day survivor of the ancient Inquisition, but there is another survivor: the Knights of the Order of the House of Bethany. Which is apparently another name for the Knights Templar, I guess. Anyway, there's another secret organization within the Church, which is the enemy of both the Black Office and the Knights Templar, a group led by a mysterious figure known as the "Master," a figure who was seen briefly in the 1307 flashback of the first issue. If it really is the same guy, his age isn't the only thing mysterious about him, he also has some kind of powers, and it seems his followers may actually believe he's God.

Questor

This historical epic legend comic is created by Scenario: Jean-Luc Sala, Drawing: Saviori Nicola in 2012. Greece is waiting for more adventures ... with the most distressing heroes! Welcome to a new world of Troy! A world where fashion is the pantheon hipster! And where the deities do not pray to break the legs of more intrepid! And when the gods threaten, better to act in the moment rather than rely on Plutarch! They Associates Questors: Idomeneus & Aeson. They were sung by Homer and entered the legend by taking the city of Troy! Wearied by war and the gods, they are converted back to serve justice and have become the best investigators of the Greek world! But a hero can it always be at the height of his legend? 

Disgusted by the massacre of the Trojan population, the Greek Idomeneus Decalionide decides to disarm and work for justice now. Two decades later, while softening the mighty warrior has become a prominent investigator and has partnered with Aeson, his freedman. A festive evening the comrades are met Klytië, picked a foreign aid. While it tries to convince them to accompany him to his country to solve a thorny matter, strange killing machines arise. Facing danger, Idomeneus and flee Aeson with Klytië aboard his boat. They know they embark on a perilous journey beyond the Pillars of Hercules, in which gods and men are plotting in the shadows. From the comic peplum sauce is what Jean-Luc Sala offers Cleaning in Troy. And humor is not lacking; it drips dialogues.

Spynest

It’s the second World War and Ian Fleming (the creator of James Bond) is a spy in His Majesty’s Secret Service. Spynest imagines a world in which he meets an extraordinary agent. The bravest, most cynical, most ferocious and most... female of them all: Terryiona Crow! This espionage comic created by Jean-Luc Sala, and drawing by Christophe Alliel.

In 1940 the unlikeliest of spy duos will determine the outcome of the largest and bloodiest of all conflicts. To prevent the Nazis signing a humiliating sham of a peace treaty with England, the finest agent in service to his Majesty is ordered to kill... his Majesty, Edward VIII, the Duke of Windsor and former King of England! Ian Fleming, secret agent and future creator of James Bond, joins the one-woman-army that is Terryiona Crow on a mission that will mark his life forever. For the legend to be born a King must die! TPB-length series by Soleil starring James Bond author Ian Fleming.