A terrible epidemic strikes Angoulême, persuading innocent people that they are famous comic book heroes! Fantasio is affected! Locked up in a madhouse, he can only count on Spirou to get him out…
With Spirou, Jul (Lucky Luke, Silex and the city) and Libon (Les Cavaliers de l’apocadispe) have a new playground that matches their sense of humour, both for all audiences and offbeat!
Kid Paddle should be called King Paddle, as he is so good at video games (especially the ones where you shoot Blorks). But Kid has this name because he is also a kid like any other, except that he has a weakness for everything that is gory, slimy and disgusting… This gives him thousands of ideas for jokes and pranks that he will present to you in his brand new album!
In 2015, the first volume of Undertaker, a series that is set to revolutionise the art of the western in comics, was published.
This original saga – whose hero is an undertaker, Jonas Crow – is written by Xavier Dorison and masterfully drawn by Ralph Meyer, who also does the colouring in collaboration with Caroline Delabie.
This artbook, dedicated to the visual universe of Undertaker, offers an anthology of illustrations, paintings, drawings, preparatory sketches and storyboards. It highlights the protean talent of Ralph Meyer, who won numerous awards for his work on the series.
Jean Dufaux continues his great saga, with the illustrator Béatrice Tillier. In this third cycle, aptly titled “Witches”, the forest hides a ghostly dwelling, a fortress emerges from the seashore, and the stage is set for a terrible race to the throne. While, in the shadows, the witches clash, using evil amulets, black and white magic…
The Plot Holes are a squad of fictional warriors who transport themselves into the pages of other books, using their unique skills to save the plots in order to stop them from being destroyed. And Cliff is their newest recruit, a comic creator who’s just realized his world isn’t real—in fact, it’s a complete fiction that literally exists inside a novel. The other members are misfits like him, pulled from unpublished books that couldn’t be saved: a manga samurai, a barbarian tiger, a kid from a comic strip, and a vampire assassin. Outclassed by the other members, Cliff sets out to prove his worth to The Plot Holes as they fight to save as many books as possible. The only thing stopping them is Surge, an ex-member who’s gone rogue—not only is he threatening to destroy the digital matrix containing them, he threatens to destroy the database of digital libraries all over the world!
