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He's got a yellow shirt and a red neckerchief, unruly locks and a sprig of grass in his mouth. He maintains law and order at the Nothing Gulch School, and he runs faster than his shadow as soon as there's even the slightest hint of chores to be done. It's Kid Lucky, a young cowboy knee-high to a grasshopper, always ready to discover the customs of the Wild West, and, most of all, to muck about with his buddies. This is the birth of a legend: the greatest (but still quite small) cowboy of the Wild West! In this first album, Kid Lucky learns his very first cowboy lessons.

In 1916, during the battle of Verdun, a huge German mine destroys an important French fort and kills general Nivelle. However, the explosion uncovers a strange and massive machine which had been buried in the ground beneath the fort for centuries.

145 AD Lucius Aurelius Cassio, one of the richest and most influential men in Rome, is the victim of a conspiracy. In the heart of his own home, four masked assassins hit him with their dagger. Nearly two thousand years later, the investigation begins. Archaeologist Ornella Grazzi discovers parchments from Cassio's hand. She seeks, page after page, to reveal the faces of the four murderers. And soon, a strange, powerful figure slowly emerges from the past. Cassio. His death. And his revenge.

Bereaved by the death of their parents, five sisters live in a seaside villa full of nooks and mystery-growing up together, sharing their grief, experiences, and love. The oldest becomes the head of the family. Book One is narrated by the youngest sister, Enid. A free spirit, she enjoys wandering alone and talking to animals and anything she meets. Her best friend Gulliver is, like her, offbeat and creative. When Enid begins hearing ghost-like screams, the two friends embark on a scary adventure. These sisters are not perfect, and they may not always get along, but in times of need, they can always count on one another.
Each of the four books in the series is narrated by a different one of the younger sisters!
Nominated for the Best Children's Graphic Novel Award at the Angoulême International Comics Festival.

What do you do when you hate your wife and you're sleeping with your stepdaughter? If you're ostrich farmer Pep. you beat your wife's head in with a shovel when your stepdaughter asks you to. You might do it some rainy night. and toss the body down a well for good measure. You might even think you're getting some money out of it. But if you're hapless and unlucky as Pep is. you might find yourself trapped in a hell of your own making. endlessly wondering: how many times do you have to kill someone before they're really dead?

Elena is losing Jorge. and she doesn't know why. They've been living together at Jorge's parents' house for some time now. and so far. everything between them had seemed to be going well. But recently. Jorge has been spending less and less time at home. Elena isn't sure what to make of his absence. and one day. she decides to leave. "Seven Places Without You" is the story of a young couple's first experience of a relationship on the rocks; a story that allows time to elapse and silences to lengthen. focusing more on how events develop than on the events themselves. It's also the story of the spaces where these events occur: the seven places of the title. and of Jorge's absence.

Walter Melon, a walking, talking encyclopedia, was born to solve any problem conceivable! In this adventure, Melon heads into the dark jungle to face perilous dangers and discover the location of a lost diamond mine.

Philippe Martin. a Paris cop. is called to Barcelona to look into the suspicious suicide of a girl who might be his daughter. Barcelona is a charged place for Martin - he's been visiting every summer for the 25 years since the girl's mother left him and fled there. His investigations lead him into a labyrinth of criminal activity stretching from the most violent depths of Barcelona's society to its wealthiest families. Taunted by a particularly vicious and wily opponent. the stakes of Martin's investigation are not only justice but his very soul.

A luxury cruise ship crashed on Ythaq, a planet that is curiously listed nowhere. Among those shipwrecked were, the beautiful and intrepid sailor, Granite, a young technician, Narvarth, and their gorgeous, but unscrupulous passenger, Callista. These three survivors had to set aside their differences and join forces to survive that inhospitable place... But now...

An edge-of-your-seat thriller spiced with Milo Manara's gorgeous erotic sensibility. PUBLICATION IN 1 VOLUME - COMPLETED WORK. Pandora is a beautiful young woman living with her adoptive parents in a major European city. Out of the blue, she learns that her real father might be a terrible mob boss wanted by the international authorities. When she is kidnapped and taken to Turkey, she is forced to confront her dangerous past and investigate the motives of the people closest to her. Vincenzo Cerami, a screenwriter (Roberto Benigni's international hit Life is Beautiful), collaborates here with one of Europe's greatest artists, Milo Manara.

"Life under Occupation" is the adaptation of a real journey made by José Pablo García to the Occupied Palestinian Territory, in collaboration with Action Against Hunger and the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID). Due to the many delicate situations they had to deal with, this ten-day trip from Nablus to Gaza is a graphic novel full of emotions and feelings.

A young country nobleman is plagued by conniving in-laws and a bewitching fairy, Iriacynthe, who drove his father to madness and death.

A 12-year-old girl travels the globe with her parents' circus, having adventures and learning to appreciate the joys of being different. Her name is Violette, like the flower in the spring, like the seventh color of the rainbow. She lives with the Circus of the Moon, where her mother is the stuntwoman and her father is the insect tamer. At the end of the 19th-century, Violette is a curious, happy 12-year-old who is fascinated by the beauty of the world around her: music, painting, drawing, nature, and much more. She shares adventures with her friend Samir (a budding trapeze artist), her unusual animal friends, and her father's trained insects!

Prequel to The Call of the Stryx.

GAME OVER's main character is a Barbarian, a video game hero. This virtual hero looks tirelessly for an exit without ever succeeding. When he doesn't wander into an endless labyrinth, he tries in vain to save a clumsy princess, or to escape Blorks, monsters more stupid than evil. A real stylistic challenge : all the jokes end with hero's death and a big "GAME OVER"! It's a modern version of Road Runner & Wile E. Coyote.

Poverty. bitterness. spite... The story of a family. the fate of two brothers. one a dreamer. the other driven by hatred. A poignant tale streaked with a powerful yet splendid despair. Razor-sharp writing. and drawing so taut you can feel the tension.

At the age of 8, Jean-Pierre is leading a blossoming life, subject to the rhythm of nature, in a village that provides enough stories and space to feed his child's imagination. There is the church in the middle of the village - the monument to the dead. A single primary school class, an authoritarian and mustachioed teacher, fights between boys, and slaps from conceited little girls. Jean-Pierre is in love with his mum, as all little boys are, and extremely admiring of his dad, his champion, who is not around enough. This is the year that Jean-Pierre discovers life and how cruel and merciless it is: his parents split up. For this new story, the author tackles a difficult period experienced by the child Jean-Pierre, in an almost autobiographical way. A modest and deeply moving tale.