While patrolling around a Native American reservation, Lieutenant Blueberry witnesses the murder of two women from the Apache tribe. Killed by three young White men, the two victims are the daughter and the wife of a warrior: Amertume. This double murder threatens the peace in the area and risks causing a new war. A both fascinating and crepuscular story, written as an homage to the cult western saga.

Ever wonder what our pets get up to when we go to work or school and leave them alone in the house?
Max lives a pampered life in a Manhattan apartment, but his world is turned upside down when his owner brings home a mongrel called Duke. They must set aside their differences, however, when they discover that a cute white bunny is recruiting an army of abandoned pets to wage war against all the happy people—themselves included.

“50 Shades of Greece” restages some of the most famous myths from Ancient Greece in the present‐day world: Zeus goes to see his lawyer to negotiate his child support payments, Icarus launches his own low‐cost airline, and Pan is investigated for his connections with a pimp… Rediscover Olympus under a new light, through our common heritage. With their clever eye and mischievous humor, Jul and Pépin bring our mythological legacy to life in a sharp and funny encyclopedia that reveals just as much about our present as our past!

December 10th, 1864, Paris. Three hundred paintings from Eugene Delacroix, deceased only a year before, are exhibited. Alexandre Dumas, who praises himself to be a “brother of the painters”, is asked to give a speech honoring the deceased. He renders the memories that paved his friendship with Delacroix.
Catherine Meurisse, who thinks the paintings of the famous romantic painter shine with modernism and a sense of future, gives us a personal version of Delacroix’s works and Dumas’s storytelling. Weaved between two giants of the 19th century, she invites her readers to look at them in a different way, with a joy intensified in her drawings, sometimes grotesque, sometimes lyrical. Sharing Delacroix’s spirit and Dumas’s eloquence is a delight for the eyes and for the mind.

In 1984, Griffo and Jean Van Hamme exposed the failures of a society infringing frighteningly upon individual freedoms. More than 30 years later, the same Griffo, accompanied by Stephen Desberg on the script, claims that Western society has adopted a justice system and passed laws that are bringing it ever closer to a strict totalitarian regime. The three-volume saga tells the fate of characters facing 21st-century repression, and explores their thirst for freedom.

In the wake of Puta Madre, the first Mutafukaz spin-off, Loba Loca tells the turbulent tale of Guadalupe, an endearing high
school student with one problem: she has a hard time controlling her anger… Brought up by a single mom and trying to
find her way, Guada’s frustration builds until she finally decides to take off and try her luck in the grimy streets of Dark
Meat City, seven years after the events of the first Mutafukaz cycle. An extraordinary road trip that will lead Guada toward
her future even as she retraces her past, meeting a whole host of unusual and notorious characters along the way.

One day, Harmony wakes up in an unfamiliar basement having completely lost her memory. All she now knows of the world is the name of her “host,” the mysterious voices in her head and a newly discovered talent for telekinesis. She’s going to have to get her memory back pretty quickly in order to face the dangers that await her. There are so many unanswered questions, and the fight has only just begun…

Is there even any need to introduce Gaston Lagaffe? This dreamy and inventive character, who has brainwaves as unexpected as they are catastrophic, is one of the most famous Belgian comic characters ever. Whether he is meddling in improving office life, looking after a cat or a seagull, inventing musical instruments or tampering with his car, Gaston’s activities always seem to end in explosions, fires and disasters!

Will you be able to reassemble Santa’s kitchen? Once you have successfully put together this wonderful 200-piece puzzle designed by Anne Montel and Loïc Clément, will you be able to find where Santa and his friends are hiding?

Will you be able to reassemble the Trojan horse revisited by Sébastien Telleschi?
Once you have successfully put together this wonderful 200-piece puzzle, will you be able to find where the blue carrot is hiding?

“Tanguy and Laverdure”, like “Barbe-Rouge” and “Asterix”, came to life in the first issue of Pilote magazine and their adventure continues to this day. To celebrate the 60th birthday of the heroes created by Jean-Michel Charlier and Albert Uderzo, this album compiles the 84 plates of “L’Ecole des Aigles”, as they were first published in the magazine. A wonderful throwback for fans of the most famous duo of pilots in Franco-Belgian comic history!

The “Version Originale” collection presents the storyboards by Franquin, reproduced and published in the format in which they were designed. The work of a duo (the right hands of Franquin and Jidéhem), one can thus detect the virtuosity of the trait, the construction of the outlined features, remorse carved with a razor blade or features erased with strokes of gouache. One way of immersing oneself in the creator’s work

One of the wildest series of the decade! Set in the world of the not too distant future, it’s all going on… planetary highways, global cooling, the coronation of a young Russian Tsar, the resurrection of a Mongol army on the trail of Gengis Khan, an all-powerful multinational that controls earthly transport… and much more! And in the middle of this, we have a long-distance gypsy truck driver who, fortunately, knows how to look after himself!