This 10th complete series includes the following titles: “Le Temple des immortels”, “Anges et faucons” and “Les Gémeaux de Saturne”.
In “Le Temple des immortels”, Yoko sets out to fight the schemes of a centuries-old monk who believes he is the reincarnation of Merlin.
In “Anges et faucons”, Yoko, after saving the lives of two children in 1930s Scotland, takes command of a Heracles to return a mummified Egyptian princess to her homeland, unaware that she is the victim of an evil plot.
And in “Les Gémeaux de Saturne”, Yoko goes on a mission to Saturn and discovers Rya, a genetically engineered creature who has some heavy secrets to tell her.
A princess-puppet, a wooden baronet, a mysterious “beast”, a lunar creature… and a butler, who has the difficult task of managing them in the great house of the mysteriously disappeared baroness. A marvelous woman, whose strong perfume of love continues to float on the butler’s soul. Until the day when a complaint – a call – comes from the basement…
A dreamlike and poetic journey by Beaucarne and Servais, captured in this special black & white edition.
While facing his most ruthless enemy, the terrible Mysteras, the famous London detective Harry Dickson has to solve a particularly obscure three-part case: the disappearance of a prominent writer, the murder of a strange scientist, and the resurrection of an executed criminal.
Nate is a normal boy… except that when he’s asleep, his nightmares become real! In order to not fall asleep, and to keep his parents and his sister safe, Nate lives on coffee. But his nightmares continue even when he’s awake, also bringing with them flying clocks and strange creatures that invade the earth. Gradually, human beings fall into some sort of a coma and Nate’s family is in mortal danger. In an attempt to save them, Nate decides to leave home, but will he manage to find out why these things are happening and finally be able to live a normal life?
Linette doesn’t want to sleep… While Daddy is snoring, she tries to sneak away, but a funny little character appears. It is the Padodo ! He can be really tiring… but he’s so funny!
After ten years, the United States has not lived up to Zaroff’s expectations. A few criminals, vagrants… small game, unworthy of the world’s greatest hunter. But Uncle Sam offers him a new hunting ground: his native Russia, invaded by the Nazis. Zaroff must find a physicist lost in the midst of these predators of the Third Reich, whose savagery is only matched by his own. The more dangerous the game, the more dangerous Zaroff becomes…
Jehan, who hides the fact that she’s a woman in order to do what she loves: fight in tournaments. Josselin, her loyal traveling and sparring companion, with lofty ideals and empty pockets, who fights for money but won’t admit it. Both broke, they’re looked after by Paulin, Jehan’s wily squire. But Paulin’s wits might just be about to land them in the biggest, most perilous pickle they’ve ever been in. For Josselin has set his sights on a mysterious knight all in black, who’s never been defeated. And in a dangerous wagering scene run by the hulking mercenary Oddard, Jehan has bet more than his masters can ever repay…
Emerging en masse from the elevator, they look like a pack of zombies about to attack you. “They” are the residents of a retirement village—seniors fortunate enough to still lead more or less independent lives. And this is the impression of Marc, who has just landed a job there. On the first day, he is welcomed by Hamad, who shows him around and explains what he has to do. Rule #1: Wear comfortable trainers; you’ll be covering 15 miles per day. Rule #2: Don’t be afraid to speak loudly (that means VERY LOUDLY) when addressing residents. Rule #3: When using a wheelchair, remember to apply the brake; the village is on a hill…
An insight into the daily lives of members of an “assisted living community” that combines humor and humanity.
It is February 1930 and the SS Polarlys has just left the port of Hamburg, bound for the far north of Norway. During the whole winter, this steamer is the only link between the populations of the towns along the coast stretching up to the Arctic Circle. For Captain Petersen, it is a routine voyage… until he discovers that there is a murderer aboard and he must get into the role of a detective.
Which of the handful of passengers on the Polarlys could have been responsible for the death of the police advisor Sternberg in his cabin?
We are on the western borderlands of the United States in 1850, where the frontier is constantly shifting and violence is a day-to-day reality. The Kid’s family has recently been massacred at Tanque Verde while he was blinded in the attack. Elsie, a young prostitute, looks after him until the Sheriff decides that he is to be adopted—by wealthy landowner Wesley Helleck.
Meanwhile, in a nearby army fort, Corporal Quintus Jones languishes in a cell, awaiting his fate. He has been found guilty of desertion, but manages to break out, with the help of a Native American who has no regard for authority. As they make their escape, they meet Roxanne, alias Sister Marie Carmel, who has also escaped—from an “Indian” attack—and proves to be as good with a gun as she is at singing hymns. The trio then free a runaway slave called Royal from his chains before running into Elsie and the Kid, with whom they team up to go in search of the blind boy’s inheritance: a fabulous mountain of gold.
