Tome 1

After seven years at the Boohland School for Monsters, Storm and his friends are preparing to wrap things up. And that means training for their exit exam, the Three Heroes Tournament! But during a routine mission, things go off the rails and Storm suddenly finds himself in Hades, the infamous magical prison! He escapes just in time, but not without bringing back a small souvenir: the evil spirit Gallu. That spells trouble for Storm, who already has his hands full dealing with his studies and the tournament, not to mention his love life… He’ll have to keep his new companion a secret—and under control—if he hopes to make it through in one piece!

Lenny , a young Frenchman, arrives in Montreal to pursue studies in journalism. On a class assignment, he meets Anoki, a low-key Alggoqui, and the two team up. Their investigation takes them o a mysterious monster hut. In between myths, legends, and copycats, the two boys talk about their beliefs and bond with each other. But what will happen when they are forced to share their secret?

University doesn’t mean easy human relations, quite the contrary. Everything speeds up, with friendships, love, and becoming aware of adult life and difficulties. Priti, Colo, Liam, Austin, and their group of friends will get deep into that, with betrayals, fear of their sexual orientation, addictions, and abuse, will they find love? It has all the ingredients of a good romance story: Friendship, Love, homosexuality and trauma.

Marking the 10th Rugby World Cup in France, discover thirty moments of anthology from previous competitions. This album will take you back to the greatest matches and plunge you into the mysterious underbelly of the sport. Whether on the pitch or behind the scenes, the selected anecdotes will fascinate you!

Colin Atthar is a young author who confuses reality with comics. Accompanied by his inner demon, a dandy cat with a sharp tongue, he juggles memories to draw his portrait, that of a multi-faceted man.

Sur le bout des doigts is an introspective tale that traces the narrator’s questioning with humor and self-mockery, and attempts to untangle the countless knots of identity that tug at his heartstrings.

After publicly using her powers, Lili unwillingly becomes an icon of the anti-government struggle: how will she deal with this? As for Mat, he’s joined the army and trains every day. Frustrated at not being able to do much for the public, he feels useless.

As they take off in radically different directions, will they be able to live up to their choices?