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What is the point of remembering that we have experienced hell?
The police arrest a young girl wandering in the street, covered with blood, a knife in her hand. On her way home, the officers discover with terror a scene of massacre: her entire family was murdered... Six years later, Pierre Grimaud, the only survivor of the "slaughter of the Rue des Corneilles", awakened with a deep coma. The 15-year-old boy he was at the time of the incident is now a 21-year-old man. Disoriented, still paralyzed and suffering from partial amnesia, he is taken care of by Dr. Anna Kieffer, a psychologist specializing in criminology and victimology issues. During their sessions, Anna tries to make him remember the circumstances of the tragedy, despite her memory loss. Pierre reminds him of the mysterious presence of a "man in black" who haunts his dreams, a probable unconscious response to his trauma. After several appointments, Anna discovers in Peter a sensitive and very intelligent being. Affected by her story, she even begins to take him into affection. Gradually, a real complicity is established between them. Anna can't imagine how much this patient will change his life...
After the remark These disappearing days, Timothé Le Boucher returns with a work once again testifying to his exemplary narrative science. In a more realistic vein, The Patient is a psychological thriller that takes and surprisingly, hinting at some of the author's favorite themes: the relationship to the other, the notion of "time," identity, and memory.

Diosamante the queen falls passionately in love with a king. To prove themselves worthy, she began a long journey in search of perfection. The kingdom of Arhas is run by the iron fist of Queen Diosamante. This queen without pity is known as much for her cruelty as for her incredible beauty. This is why mighty warriors do not hesitate to take part in fatal combats whose only aim is to share one night of love with the legendary Diosamante... only to be killed by her very hands at the time of the winter solstice. The reputation of Urbal de Sarabba will one day challenge the pride of the young queen. This king is said to be wiser, more powerful, and loved by his people. Furious, the intrepid beauty will go in search of this man who dares cast a shadow over her. Having barely arrived at the palace of Urbal, their meeting will take an unexpected turn: the two sovereigns will fall madly in love with each other.

Allow us to introduce Olympia, an exquisite young woman living in post-First-World-War Berlin, a time when the town was continually shaken up by internal revolutions and cultural turbulence. Olympia is beautiful. Louise Brooks-style beautiful. She is the archetype of that generation of war-women, the likes of which we'll never see again. Her father, Count Van Den Golzt, sends his daughter to Berlin following the Bolsheviks' establishment in Courlande, a move that he knew was a threat to the safety of his family. She soon becomes a fascinating character, with lovers from all walks of life, from bespectacled Communist intellectuals, to pimps. Alongside her decadent lifestyle, she fights passionately for the Socialist cause. Nihilistic, but driven, she ends up in the arms of the most unlikely suitor.

ZÛRN, UNICA [zyrn ynika]. f. n. - b. 1916; in Berlin-Grunewald - 1. Born to a middleclass family, a young woman in Hiter's Germany. 2. Worked at Universum Film AG as a creator and screenwriter of commercial. - 3. Artist who belong to the Surrealist moveme
A childhood devastated by rape, the absence of an idealized father, a morally strict mother, and a passion for art shaped Unica Zürn. One of the only prominent female figures of the Surrealist movement, Zürn was tormented by inner demons that she shared through her automatic drawings and anagram poems. She longed for and rejected intimacy at once, seeking her so-called Man of Jasmine, an idealized male figure, throughout her life while living as the partner of Hans Bellmer, noted artist and photographer. As her schizophrenia began to overtake her, she longed to make the woman she once was disappear into the nameless pronoun She. In the eyes of Unica Zürn, madness is the only way to be in the world.

The Incal's fan-favorite hero/roguish flirt, Kill Wolfhead, is back in his own story.
Kill Wolfhead has been called many things in his long, storied life - Lover (Galaxy's Greatest), Fighter (Freedom and Otherwise), Entrepreneur (Five Franchises and Counting), and Intergalactic Hero (He saved the universe! Twice! At least!). But you don't live that kind of life without making some enemies... And those enemies are now out for blood.
After a vicious attack, Wolfhead is left in a coma, and his only possible hope for a healthy return is a dangerous, experimental technology in the hands of the children he's abandoned in his Lothario wake. In order to save their wayward father, his children must go into his damaged brain-space, but all is not what it seems.

The Spirou character was created in 1938 and is still hugely successful around the world.

In these times of peace with the treacherous Albion, an incredible event will upset the monotonous routine of the French corsairs. A veritable genie, distant cousin of Aladdin's genie from '1001 Nights', offers them three wishes. These expert pirates fall into a series of adventures which will make them cross the southern seas in the search of The Treasure of Rackham The Cruel. In his direct and bright painting style, Vincent Pompetti brings an epic breath to this story of pirates imagined by Tarek.

Constance, a modern, young illustrator, takes revenge for the thousands of attacks suffered daily by women with a comic of her own, titled The Amazing Camel Toe, celebrating the adventures of an anti-macho vigilante in tight, panther leggings: A hero who battles against sexism, harassment, slut-shaming, and unrealistic standards of beauty. A form of release that could materialize in a publishing deal for Constance... But in order for that to happen, the author, often full of doubt, must dare to assert herself more. Luckily, she's supported by her gang of girlfriends, her boyfriend, her favorite band, and not to mention Camel Toe herself: who says this comic-book bombshell can't exist in real life?
Gently provocative, cheerfully fierce, and borderline punk, Claire Duplan has a style and a tone all her own, overflowing with humor and energy.

The second volume presenting the long-out-print masterpiece Den, by fantasy legend Richard Corben!
Den: Muvovum is the next book in a series of deluxe graphic novels from renowned creator Richard Corben's library to be published by Dark Horse Comics. This special edition also features bonus material, art pages restored by long-time Corben collaborator José Villarrubia, re-lettered by Nate Piekos of Blambot, and an introduction by Walt Simonson, all presented in a gorgeous hardcover with a dust jacket.
Den and Kath's bizarre journey in Neverwhere continues as they leave their floating island home for magical stones that can transport them back to Earth. Along the way, trouble arrives as the evil Queen seeks the stones for her own evil purposes, and Den's friend is kidnapped and imprisoned in the horrific monster country known as Muvovum.

Gomer Goof is a master loafer. He's also a genius, if absent-minded, inventor. His laziness, his gadgets and his sheer bad luck create havoc at Spirou Magazine and drive his colleagues crazy - but he's such a likeable guy!

A humorous cult series about the misadventures of Sergeant Cornelius M. Chesterfield and Corporal Blutch of the Union Army's 22nd Cavalry.

Readers of Spirou already know the Marsupilami - that lovable creature with the nature-defying tail. Here, in his own series, we follow the Marsupilami's life in his natural habitat. And his adventures are as funny as ever!

The year is 1934. Rasputin holds the reins of government. When the Czar is mortally wounded in an ambush, the mad monk turns to his Council of Dark Mages and his former mentor, Baba Yaga. Together, they concoct a plan that involves trench warfare mechas, mind-to-mind transfers, and the long-lost heir to the Romanoff throne: Kyril Noskov, a hero of the war that's been raging since 1914, to which generations of Russian youth have been sacrificed. Roulot and Rodier's reimagining of a Russia that never was blends science fact and dark fantasy into a spellbinding fable of the price of power.

John Hunter is a reputable bounty hunter throughout the American West. A thin trigger that never failed. One day he crosses his fate in the form of an inhuman and evil entity called "The Black Rider", a legendary and terrifying figure of the New World. Will Hunter survive this confrontation?
Dead Hunter is a fantastic western that mixes violence, black magic and humor of the same tone. Sioux wizards, zombie sheriffs, ghost towns and haunted saloons are on the agenda of these new mysteries of the West. Tacito shattered Western codes and invented a new genre that owed both soap operas and role-playing games.
After the stunning success of 666 in tandem with Froideval, Tacito demonstrated an indisputable mastery graphics and established itself as an outstanding screenwriter. Blood and laughter.

Together, Billy and Buddy get up to all sorts of mischief, gently tormenting those around them. The family setting overflows with love and tenderness, and the duo's pranks are guaranteed to give readers of all ages a good chuckle.

Glowing up isn't the same as growing up.
Georgie is fresh out of school, working grunt assignments freelancing as a journalist, henpecked by her demanding mother, and unsure where to go or what to do. That is, until she gets the idea to go undercover for a piece on the local hardcore wrestling scene. Quickly swept up in the drama both in and out of the ring, with new friendships and potential romance, she's riding the wave of attention that temporarily silences her own insecurities. But as girl fights, casual hook-ups, and creepy older men begin to dominate her days, Georgie has to ask herself who really holds the power in her life.
An unflinchingly honest coming-of-age tale inspired in part by the real pro-wrestling experiences of writer Joanne Starer (The Gimmick, Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville) and featuring the explosive art of up-and-comer Ornella Greco (Star Trek: Picard's Academy).

A meditation on redemption, self-sacrifice, and found family...with a sci-fi western twist.
A cloaked figure stumbles from a cargo ship, a wreckage of would-be attackers in her wake. What should have killed her only proves what she already knows - Her body will not let her die.
Fleeing her bloody past as the masked government enforcer known as Cyn, Meris is discovered unconscious by a former Union medic and his two adopted daughters. As they nurse her back to health and she struggles to adapt to a world far from the brutal life she was forced to lead as Cyn, two things become clear: her past isn't ready to let her go, and she isn't the only one whose dark, secret history is threatening to destroy their present.

Kristina Swany, a rebellious young Human, discovers the hidden side of the Intergalactic Confederation - crime, misery and corruption. She will have to carve a place for herself in the shadows.