War of the World War One

In 1916, during the battle of Verdun, a huge German mine destroys an important French fort and kills general Nivelle. However, the explosion uncovers a strange and massive machine which had been buried in the ground beneath the fort for centuries. Protected by a force field, the machine suddenly sends a message into Space – a message that will awaken what is hidden under the dead cities of the planet Mars...

Millennium

In that time. The first miasma of the apocalypse comes at the approach of the millennium. Metalic vessels of the sylphs haunt the skies under the watchful eye of the devil, who's sending his creatures, every day more numerous. Death, fear and damnation were the most faithful companions of men in a world now governed by forces from beyond. And I, Raedwald the Saxon, relic trafficker whom they say has a mind sharp as a dagger, I decided to bar the road to chaos. Raedwald is one of the cleverest relics traffickers at the end of the tenth century. In a world where the supernatural is prowler, a historical thriller over which reign ghouls and evil creatures. Created by Richard D. Nolane, François Miville-Deschênes.

998 Rome, Pope Clement V has been murdered by his successor, Vladimir Dalmatian. The counselor of the latter discovered in the papal archives a letter informing the King of England His Holiness held a secret document that might reveal the hiding place of two skulls of angels sheltered by Saint Pierre. In exchange for his protection and a title to 50 skeletons of Roman martyrs, the Pope referred to Vladimir offers Raedwald to find these precious relics.

1800

1800 is a collection of comics published by Soleil and offering series taking place at the xix th  century: historical series, literary adaptations, fantastic etc. It is headed by Jean-Luc Istin.

• 20,000 Centuries Under the Sea - T1: The horror in the storm, T2: The mark of Cthulhu, screenplay by Richard D. Nolan, drawings Patrick Dumas, colors Axel Gonzalbo
• Alamo - T1: Frontline (2010) and T2: A Red Dawn, scenario Dobbs, drawings Darko Perović, colors Simon Quemener
• Alchemy - T1: Fireproof (2010) and T2: The last king cursed (2011), scenario Dobbs, drawings by Olivier Roman
• Allan Quatermain and King Solomon's Mines - T1: The Wild One and T2: In hostile territory, scenario Dobbs, designs and colors DimD
• Ash - T1: Anguis seductor hominum (2010) and T2: Faust (2011), screenplay by Francis Debois, designs and colors of Krystel
• Dracula, the order of dragons - T1: The childhood of a monster (2011) and T2: Nightmare chthonic (2013), scenario of Eric Corbeyran, drawings Serge Fino (t1) and Giuliano Piccininno Sofia Terzo (t2 ) and colors of Olivier Heban
• Edgar Allan Poe - T1: The Haunting (2014) screenplay Stephane Louis, drawing Bastien Orenge and Thomas Verguet, colors Vera Daviet
• She - T1: The shard of Amenartas (2010), T2: This All-Seeing that (2012) and T3: The source of life (2013), screenplay by Elie Chouraqui, drawings Jimenez Alburquerque aka Aja and colors Sandrine Cordurié
• The Ancient - T1: The White Whale (2010), T2: The octopus god (2011), screenplay by Jean-Marc Lainé, drawings Bojan Vukić and colors of Anouk Pérusse-Bell
• Jack the Ripper - T1: The Rivals (2012), screenplay by Francis Debois, drawings by Jean-Charles Poupard
• Mandrake - T1: A doorway to Hell (2012), T2: The Dark Part (2013), screenplay by Sylvain Cordurié, drawings Marco Santucci
• Mister Hyde vs Frankenstein - T1: The Last Night of God and T2: The Fall of the House Jekyll, scenario Dobbs, drawings by Antonio Marinetti, colors Virginia Blancher (2010)
• The Bear Moon - T1: Fort Sutter (2012), T2: Nukpana (2013), screenplay by Sebastian Viozat, designs and colors Florent Bossard
• The Return of Dorian Gray - T1: The Hidden coronation 1 st (2012), T2: animal Black (2012) screenplay Stephane Betbeder, drawings Bojan Vukić, colors and Julie Menard Andrea Rossetto
• Scotland Yard - Q1: At the heart of darkness and T2: Dolls blood, scenario Dobbs, drawings Stephane Perger (2012)
• Sherlock Holmes and the Necronomicon - T1: The Enemy Within (2011) and T2: The Night of the World (2013), screenplay by Sylvain Cordurié, drawings Laci
• Sherlock Holmes Crime Alleys - T1: The First Problem (2013) and T2: forced Vocations (2014), screenplay by Sylvain Cordurié, drawings Alessandro Nespolino
• Sherlock Holmes and London Vampires - T1: The call of the blood (2010) and T2: Dead and Loud (2010), screenplay Sylvain Cordurié, drawings Laci
• Sherlock Holmes - Moriarty Chronicles - T1: Renaissance, Scenario Sylvain Cordurié, drawings Fattori
• Sherlock Holmes and Travelers time - T1: The Frame, scenario Sylvain Cordurié, drawings Laci
• Sherlock Holmes Society - T1: The Case Keelodge, scenario Sylvain Cordurié, drawings Stéphane Bervas (2015) - T2: Black are their souls, scenario Sylvain Cordurié, drawings Eduard Torrents (2015)
• Van Helsing vs Jack the Ripper - Q1: You saw the Devil (2012) and T2: La Belle de Crécy, scenario Jacques Lamontagne, drawings by Sinisa Radovic and Rheinhold, colors Nadine Thomas

Wunderwaffen

Wunderwaffen is a series of war comic scripted by Nolan and designed by Maza, published by Soleil. The series has been running since 2012.

The story is an alternate history taking place in 1946. According to this, after the death of Zhukov in 1943 and the defeat allied in Normandy in 1944, the German Reich dominates again Europe through a major technological advance in the field of aviation and missiles. These new machines are appointed Wunderwaffen (wonderful weapons). While Allied bombers are killed, the Ahnenerbe settled in great secrecy a base in Antarctica.

The Flying Tigers

The Flying Tigers is a series of air combat war comics. It was inspired by a squadron which really existed: the Flying Tigers.

Drawing: Felix Molinari, Scenarios: Richard D. Nolan (Olivier Raynaud), Colours: Jocelyne Charrance or Frédéric Bergèse.