Kidz

These KIDZ are foul mouthed, raising hell and doing battle with the living dead! It's been three months since a terrible epidemic turned the population into zombies hungry for fresh meat. Only after devouring almost all of humanity, the undead themselves begin to wither and fall from famine... Somewhere in a suburban town, Ben, 10 years old and still traumatized by the death of his parents, forms with his friends the last bastion of humanity. And between hunting zombie survivors, expeditions to amass food, toys and comics--all filmed by the aptly named Spielberg--life flows rather peacefully in their world. Until something worse than a nuclear disaster or the 4 flashing red rings of death on an Xbox 360 hits their small community: two girls! Accustomed to chilling by the pool, eating chocolate bars and playing video games... how will the boys react to Polly's bizarre new customs and little sister Sue? Aurélien Ducoudray and Jocelyn Joret bring you the zombie apocalypse from a kid's point-of-view in this pop culture mash up brimming with an 80's vibe. KIDZ is Stranger Things meets Welcome to Zombieland on a Gorillaz soundtrack! Aurelien Ducoudray : Writer. Jocelyn Joret : Artist.

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Diabolical Summer (2019)

Written by Thierry Smolderen. Art by Alexandre Clerisse. A groovy spy thriller and coming-of-age tale set in the Go-go days of the 1960s, done in a chic, retro style sure to charm readers. For 15-year-old Antoine, the summer of 1967 will prove to be an unforgettable one full of new discoveries: a secret agent from nowhere, a mysterious troubled girl, and the disappearance of his father—all happening within two days! These events and more conspire to turn his life upside down and into something he could never have imagined.

Cat Hates World (Scanlation) (2020)

by Kathrin Klingner. Every weekend Caffè Latte foam for drunken bachelorette parties in Hamburg's Kiez. Friends who don't hold back on well-intentioned advice about relationships. Colleagues who recommend facial hair removal without being asked. The everyday life of the misanthropic protagonist, the cat, is a sequence of tragic and comic situations that the cat endures stoically and in silence. Kathrin Klingner, born 1979, studied art at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam and illustration in Hamburg, where she still lives and works.

Little Josephine - Memory in Pieces (2020)

by Valerie Villieu, Raphaël Sarfati (Illustrations). A first-hand account of the most unlikely friendship between a visiting nurse and her Alzheimer's patient, Josephine. When Valérie first met Josephine, she knew she would be embarking on a unique journey. Though vastly different in age, their connection was instantaneous. Humor quickly became their language, their playground, and despite the debilitating disease that Joséphine faced every single day, they were able to form a beautiful friendship that transcended the reaches of modern medicine.

The Kingdom of the Blind

The era of privacy is over. With the proliferation of cameras, social networks, and automated surveillance systems, everyone is being watched at all times and people have begun to give in to the surveillance state. Well, almost everyone... Laurette is a young, rebellious teenager in London plotting an attack on a major government data center with a group of activists. But when the plan goes wrong, Laurette disappears, kidnapped by unknown agents. Dissatisfied with the police's lack of progress, Adil, Laurette's brother, decides to investigate on his own. A science-fiction story that explores a future not too far from our own, tackling the issue of surveillance from both sides of the law. Written by Olivier Jouvray. Art by Frédérik Salsedo.

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Children of Aramar (2019)

by Jos (Author), Sonia Moruno (Illustrator). By fire and rock, they will not admit defeat! Through rock and fire, they will fight to the end! In order to demonstrate their abilities, Ludna and her friends must complete one final test: a trek along the Rock Road! But, as their journey begins, they encounter the Children of Aramar, who have their eyes set on stealing some valuable relics. Can Ludna and her intrepid group of friends protect their people? Find out in this original graphic novel!

Khor's Land (2019)

Written by Marcello Bondi. Art by Alessandra Imperio, Allessandro Manzella. In the tradition of Conan the Barbarian. Three young men embark on a quest to find and kill Khor, a despotic warrior/wizard of the land who has a track record of destroying and annihilating all who have attempted to oppose him. Along their journey the young men will face various obstacles and challenges, and seek help in a monastery where they are given guidance as to where they can obtain the materials needed to face and possibly defeat Khor. However their dangerous adventure is not so smooth and clear cut as the young men must first defeat Khor's trusted lieutenant, and Khor’s military forces, before coming face to face with Khor himself!

Burmese Moons (2018)

by Sophie Ansel. As civil war and oppressive military rule tear his country apart, a young man defends the dignity of his people in this tale of hardship, perseverance, and hope. In the jungle of Burma, a tribe of the Zomi ethnic group lives modestly and peacefully. Thazama is a young, intrepid Zomi who loves hunting and playing games with his friend Moonpi and is secretly in love with the beautiful Kim.

Nils

In a distant future where nature has reclaimed much of the Earth, young Nils and his father set out to discover why the ground has recently grown infertile, only to discover a conspiracy between a high-tech neighboring kingdom and the supernatural beings who can offer them eternal life. Written by Jérôme Hamon. Art by Antoine Carrion.

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TAMBA, Child Soldier (NMB 2019)

by Marion Achard (Author), Yann Degruel (Author). “My name is Tamba Cisso. When I was eight years old, I lived in the village with my father, my mother and my sister. I went to school and had learned to read. I knew there was war in my country, but I didn’t know that children could wage it.”

Providing a testimonial to one of the most heart-wrenching and chilling developments in modern warfare, this graphic novel chronicles the realities of hundreds of thousands across the world, kidnapped and forced to commit atrocities.

Who Killed Kenny (NBM 2019)

Story and art by Alessandro Pera Perugini. You too can be a detective! Solve these morbidly funny puzzles where on one page you are presented the crime scene where poor Kenny is assassinated, the next page gives you the answer! How much of an ace are you? How observant are you? A cross between South Park humor and Where's Waldo (for adults).

Lupus (2019)

Award-winning Swiss graphic novelist Frederik Peeters (Blue Pills) soars to new heights with an existential interplanetary epic that never strays far from the human heart. Lupus Lablennorre is a man on the run. Like a cosmic Odysseus, he wanders from planet to planet, haunted by his past and orbiting around a woman.

Vampire State Building

Terry Fisher, a young soldier about to be sent on operation, has arranged to meet up with friends at the top of the Empire State Building for a farewell party... But suddenly a legion of Vampires attack the skyscraper, intent on massacring its occupants. Hounded across the 102 floors, that have now become a deadly trap, Terry must face an army of abominations, before they spill into the city, and defeat U'tluntla, the terrible Vampire God, walled in the building since its construction. by Ange, Patrick Renault, Edward Gauvain (Translator), Charlie Adlard (Artist), Sébastien Gérard (Colorist).