Arena tome 4

Goupil is a brilliant researcher who hates other people’s company. But that was before! In spite of himself, the solitary fox is about to discover the joys of friendship, love and travel, with the ultimate family experience at the end of the road. Between laughter, emotion and adventure, the journey into the unknown will be made… as a team.

Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones, and John Bonham topped the charts with songs such as “Stairway to Heaven,” “Whole Lotta Love,” and “Kashmir” during Led Zeppelin’s 12-year career. The quality of their studio albums, their unforgettable solos, and their stunning concert performances made them rock legends.

This docu-comic, combining graphic novel and biography, charts the key moments in the group’s remarkable history.

Make love and die in Neopolis!

The people of Neopolis have contracted a virus that makes all physical contact with the opposite sex fatal—and therefore illegal. Boys and girls are taught to hate each other and live on opposite sides of a wall. But all this is set to change, thanks to the creation of N-Dorphin, a revolutionary new drug. As a result, Kenzell and Lesya, dissidents from either side of the wall, will unwittingly find themselves engaged in a merciless clan war and will have to face a reality that is beyond their comprehension…

In a fit of depression, golden boy Laurel dives into the sea to rejoin the lost love of his life, Eleanora. But when he reopens his eyes, he finds himself in a Victorian town on a man-made island that looks like a set from a Jules Verne movie adaptation.

Permanently shrouded in fog, Bunkerville was built in the mid-19th century by a wealthy industrialist whose son was mentally ill. His idea was to create a closed, self-sufficient world in which the boy could live a “normal” life with people like himself—all of them with mental problems.

Discovering signs that Eleanora, whom he thought he would never see again, is on the island, Laurel sets out to find her. But his troubles have only just begun.

May 1863, the Battle of Chancellorsville. At the height of the Civil War, a young soldier discovers the reality of war. Instead of demonstrating bravery and heroism, as he imagined he would, he discovers that he is a mere coward. Gradually, he overcomes his fear and gains the courage he dreamed of.