Otaku Blue

Asami is a sociology student studying otaku for her thesis. Her relationship with Kotaro is on the rocks: she's busy with her research, and he's an aspiring filmmaker working on a J-horror flick. The real horror is out there on the streets: a serial killer who amputates body parts from his prostitute victims. What's his sick game? As Inspector Arakawa and his young protégé Ryohei wade deeper into depravity, Asami, with the help of cosplayer Maiko, sets out in search of an otaku so elusive he's almost an urban legend in the youth culture capital of Akihabara: the mysterious Buntaro. Created by Richard Marazano, Malo Kerfriden.

KGB

Moscow 1961. The cold war is in full swing, especially around the conquest of space. On the subject, the Americans seem to trample, while the first Soviet successes make headlines. Indeed, a probe towards Venus has just flown away from the Baikonur cosmodrome, led by the mysterious professor Von Ausch. Suspected of being a former Nazi, the latter is mostly suspected of having intimate relations with the evil one! The preachers see in the red star shining at the top of the Kremlin, the evil star of Satan and the next sentence of divine vengeance ... and they are not necessarily wrong!

The Rage

Rabies: a new strain of the virus that affects only children. This disease irremediably pushes them to attack any adult person. Henceforth, humanity has no choice but to kill its descendants, to gain time and to try to understand where this scourge comes from. The Rage. Story: Pierre Boisserie. Art: Malo Kerfriden.