In a remote corner of Arkansas, a sect led by the sinister Markham is terrorizing the locals. Until the day a nameless horseman rides into the region… From the snow‐swept prairies of the West to the dark streets of New York City, his quest for vengeance will lead him steadily closer to a Dantesque confrontation. A tale on the edge between horror and the supernatural.

Undertaker Jonas Crow is the most sought-after criminal in the West, despised for the massacre he was responsible for during the Civil War. As his associate, he takes on the young and puritanical English girl, Rose Prairie, who is accompanied by Lin, her housemaid. Together the trio sets off on a journey across the country, running into plenty of gruesome adventures along the way.

History, legend, and imagination are the creative Golden Triangle for writer Jean-Claude Servais. In the latest of his spiritual landscapes, he combines three threads with a common theme: the story of Richarde, a deposed queen who finds the body of a young bear and builds a convent in its memory; legends from a time when bears roamed the valleys of the Vosges mountains; and of course a tragic tale of lost love between a peasant and a girl with a dancing bear.

From the theoreticians of anarchism to historical events during which anarchists played a major role (Mexican revolution, Russian revolution, Spanish War…), the great concepts and the conquests of the libertarian mind are conveyed in this satirical and caustic story. Anarchy, overshadowed and unknown movement, is currently experiencing a revival that demonstrates its impact on the crisis of our modern world.

Bruno Brazil and his commando caiman have successfully led many perilous missions. But the last of them went seriously wrong, and several members of his team were badly mutilated or killed.
A few months later, Brazil still hasn’t got over the tragedy but there’s a new threat on the scene. An elusive criminal is killing all of Brazil’s old adversaries, and he seems to be preparing a large-scale operation to conquer space.
There have been enough tears, now the time has come for the survivors of commando caiman to get back to together and fight once more! 

It is the early 1900s and the three Francœur children are struggling to survive in the slums of Paris. But their lives change forever with the arrival of a mysterious stranger from their father’s past. Countess Aristophania Bolt from the Kingdom of Azur claims she has come to help the trio, but between disturbing phenomena—tricks or sorcery?—and invisible threats, it is hard to know whom to trust…

Winning the war is great, but when it comes times to split up the spoils among the victors — clans of nobles rotten with pride and ambition — the coup de grâce given to the enemy becomes nothing but an appetizer. It’s enough to make you miss the good old battlefield, codified by the art of war. Benvenuto is a hitman, without a doubt the best in all of the Ciudalia Empire. His latest mission — getting rid of a nobleman who’s come to nose around in the ghetto — is supposed to be a cinch, but the mark turns out to be much tougher than he thought.
Now Benvenuto is supposed to work for the powerful Ducatore, but he might also have other unofficial missions not that irreproachable… This second volume (out of 5) brings us a step forward in deep negotiations, maritime battles, political machinations and turnarounds.

Since the beginning of time, the Midnight Order has operated in total secret to fight against the dark forces…

Anto & Antin is a series for children that talks about the thousand questions toddlers wonder. The author, Bruno Dequier, is a father of two young boys and wanted to help them find answers and solutions to their fears and questions through two appealing heroes diametrically opposed.

Timo lives with his parents in an isolated forest village. His imagination is fed by the books he finds at home. But when he runs out, his thirst for adventure drives him to run away from home to explore the world beyond the forest. His first mission is to save Broof, a panda‐dog imprisoned by a band of strange, masked creatures. Timo succeeds, and Broof becomes his traveling companion. But Timo senses that his new friend is hiding something… What if he made a mistake, upsetting the balance of this unknown outside world?

Magda Ikklepotts posesses the double glyph, which could make her a very powerful witch … Provided, of course, someone introduces her to magic. Meanwhile, to make a living, Magda uses the few powers she can master to scam antique shops, and also have a little fun while doing it. But when attacks carried out by a supernatural force occur, Magda has no choice but to jump into the arena, at the risk of her life …

In the late 1920s, Melvin Z. Woodworth is an author with writer’s block and a mystery to solve. He takes a vacation to the Swiss Alps to try and kill two birds with one stone—and do some excellent hiking and skiing while he’s at it. But the little village, so long slumbering on the wrong side of the Industrial Revolution, is threatened by a force of nature—and, of course, contains secrets of its own. Cosey’s masterful graphic novel is presented here in full-color English translation for the first time: an ode to nature, culture, mythology, and a simpler—yet riskier—time.

Michel Tanguy and Ernest Laverdure, otherwise known as the “Riders of the Sky,” are an inseparable duo who’ve been on the scene since the very first issue of Pilote magazine in 1959. The first is brave and rather reserved, and the second eccentric, boastful, and a bit of a heartbreaker. But despite his never-ending quips and silliness, Laverdure is the wingman Tanguy relies on when he gets himself into tricky situations. Adventure and espionage make up the day-to-day life of our two heroes who, on the ground or in their plane, manage always to maintain their unwavering patriotism.

This is Ivan Gil and Frederic Richaud’s wonderful adaptation of Patrick Rambaud’s work on Napolean’s greatest feats. After the battle of Essling, they take us through the disastrous Russian campaign, the infamous Berezina.

While just a child, Jules Verne witnesses a bizarre exchange: a man acquires a mysterious astronomical object called an astrolabe… Twenty-eight years later, Verne takes off for America to find inspiration. But during the ocean crossing, he discovers that a savant named Orpheus may be connected to what he saw as a child. He thus decides to follow the man across the great North… What is the man up to? And what could the astrolabe be for? Verne will have to face countless dangers to find out.