Blackwood

Lord Julian Blackwood spends his days pursuing and killing raised the dead, the dead come back to life most of the time for revenge. He does not kill for pleasure, but only because they do not have the right to come into the world of the living. Deirdre one day, his wife is kidnapped by a powerful necromancer and to release it, Blackwood finds himself constrained and forced to go kill God Crouching, which holds the soul of Lord Redstone. Scenario: Nicolas Jarry | Design: Kan-J.

England, seventeenth century. London is deserted, devoured by ivy, haunted by soulless creatures. Now people live in terror as the night the dead come back to life ... Blackwood spends his nights chasing ghosts, until a powerful necromancer takes his wife to force him to find his most valuable possession, the half of his soul he had once confided to a demon to save his life. Blackwood will have no choice but to go to the lair of God Crouching in London. So what is this secret that haunts the nights of Blackwood?

Little Nothings

A handful of autobiographical anecdotes that show an intimate and child, tender sometimes irritating Trondheim. Comfortable in his dual role of author and character, fun forcing identifying each other, and make a fun patoso hypochondriac in line with the best Woody Allen. Cartoons in this book are playing to the closeness and identification by the reader through the simple mechanism of irony and learn to laugh at yourself. The author implicitly recognizes that his life is happy She lives surrounded by family and friends, working on what he likes, has achieved success internationally, but as good pessimistic or optimistic knowledgeable, as some say, can not help but live with suspicion of who portends a coming disaster. Live, then, a happiness restless. Part of grace, of course, is that often we recognize our paranoia in his paranoia. And while, realize that perhaps we are also happy. Little Nothings.

Unhappy gardener (he unintentionally cut off any green plant from his hands), hypochondriac traveler (during a stay in Reunion chikungunya emerged), father disoriented (Alien deeply miss his son when he should be blown away), Lewis Trondheim faces a life full of unexpected, it transforms into small snapshots.

Aftermath

When elite soldiers become the prey ! A Sci-Fi thriller with themes of alien invasion and political conspiracy. As Ares reconnects with his former teammates (super-powered soldiers called TRIGS) in an effort to write a book about them, he is framed for murder. Thirteen years prior, the Trigs defended Earth from Alien invasion. Now Ares must protect the surviving Trigs from extermination. Aftermath. A comic by James D. Hudnall and Mark Vigouroux.

The Trigs, from human cloning, are supermen provided strong powers once created to save humanity. Today, anyone seeking to eliminate. One of them, Mars, is in particular the target of a conspiracy seeking to have him charged with the murder of some of his former companions. Accompanied by his Vulcan and Medb counterparts which he easily won the trust, it will not cease to find an explanation for all this. In line with the first volume, the American James Hudnall continues to offer us an interesting futuristic scenario and well done. Beyond the intrigue of espionage, this superhero adventure is distinguished by the fact that they are not at all at the height of their glory. Instead, they operate in a context where the company no longer needs them and trying to forget.

Grands classiques (De La Fuente)

Grands classiques (De La Fuente) stories were lists of classical stories from around the world. Created in 1976 by duo Spanish team Carlos A. Cornejo (scenario), Chiqui De La Fuente (drawing).

Navis

Nävis is a series of comics of science fiction created by Jean-David Morvan and Philippe Buchet (screenplay), José-Luis Munuera (drawing) and Christian Lerolle (color). It is edited and published the Delcourt. This is the story of Nävis of youthful adventures, the main character of the series Wake , created by Jean-David Morvan and Philippe Buchet , respectively writer and cartoonist. These stories are therefore held before the start of the series. Nävis grows when in the company of robot-nurse Nsob and since the end of the first album, Houyo her friend tigrours.

Lone Sloane

Lone Sloane is a science fiction comics character created in 1966 by the French cartoonist Philippe Druillet. Lone Sloane first appeared in Druillet's own debut, Mystère des Abîmes, published in 1966. Other stories were published in the Franco-Belgian comics magazine Pilote from February 1970 to April 1971. 

The series was subsequently revamped by the author for Metal Hurlant magazine. Set 800 years after a catastrophic event called the "Great Fear" the stories feature Lone Sloane, who is caught by an entity called He Who Seeks, after his space ship is destroyed. He is thrown into a different dimension, where he becomes a space rogue and freebooter with strange powers. He finds himself caught in an inter-galactic struggle between space pirates, gigantic robots, dark gods and other-dimensional entities. Very similar to Silver Surfer and Galactus, or Ulysses and the Greek Gods, he is compelled to wander in a universe that is alien to him. It is also known for the quasi-Baroque style of Druillet's artwork, which features H.P. Lovecraft's space nightmares mixed with M.C. Escher's influences.

Enki Bilal series

The Nikopol Trilogy is a series of three science fiction graphic novels written in French by Yugoslavian born Enki Bilal between 1980 and 1992. The original French titles of the series are La Foire aux immortels (1980), La Femme piège (1986), and Froid Équateur (1992), which in 1995 were collected together in a single volume entitled Trilogie Nikopol. The individual stories were translated into English and published by Humanoids Publishing under the titles Gods in Chaos, The Woman Trap, and Cold Equator. In 1999, the trilogy was also published in English as a single volume, The Nikopol Trilogy.

The central plot of the trilogy, set in 2023 Paris, follows Alcide Nikopol who returns from a 30-year sentence spent orbiting the Earth under cryopreservation to find France under fascist rule following two nuclear wars. The books have been adapted into the video game Nikopol: Secrets of the Immortals, published by White Birds Productions, and a movie, entitled Immortal.