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The charming and humorous adventures of a handsome Parisian novelist, as recounted with a uniquely European sensibility. Monsieur Jean is a young writer whose everyday life and its inescapable existential woes are comedically told by the talented team of Dupuy & Berberian, winners of the 2008 Grand Prix de la ville d'Angoulême. Whether it's the unexpected visit of an old friend, a trip to his in-laws, the arrival of a child, the frustrations of writer's block, or even dealing with his moody landlady, Monsieur Jean's life and times all share a tenderness and a dash of irony. A series full of the nostalgia and droll absurdity that invariably come with adulthood.

After the highly acclaimed 7 Detectives, Herik Hanna replays these investigators who have the joy of so many readers. The concept: a crime book, a tome by detective.
1918. After the war, in the village of Sweet Cove, breathe the sweetness of life. Ah, Sweet Cove ... its well-kept gardens, teahouses ... Yet it is here that will strike a mysterious assassin, the occasion for a famous teacher retired to indulge in his favorite sport: the lead investigation.

A thrilling post-apocalyptic zombie love story where the hands of time are just as deadly as the undead menace. Alan was a simple carpenter until a freak accident ended his life. Now he is among the undead, in a world where 95% of the population are sentient zombies. While on the run from the many - both live and dead - violent factions dotting this post-apocalyptic landscape, Alan finds the girl of his dreams - the decaying, yet beautiful, Lynn. As their bodies rapidly disintegrate, Alan and Lynn make one last, desperate effort to live and love again by hunting down an experimental serum that might just save them. Stefano Raffaele ( Pandemonium, DC Comics' Birds of Prey ), employs his signature macabre, yet gorgeous, style in this truly original horror tale: a zombie romance.

An elegant and ironic journey through the City of Love, as told through a wordless collection of short stories. Drawn and written by the artsy creative team of Avril and Petit-Roulet, Paris Soirees presents intellectual yet humorous silent vignettes of the many different types of nights one can enjoy in the French capital. A must-have book for collectors of the best that Europe's bande dessinée has to offer.

Thomas keeps trying to pick up women, but is summarily rejected.
He has not yet understood how feminism has changed the world; the women he meets are now quite direct and demanding, and his technique - whether it be in the street, in line at the movies, or pretending to do surveys - is utterly out of date. Little by little however, he begins approaching women with a bit more delicacy and decency, but he still finds himself in awkward, impossible situations...

A TURBULENT TRIBUTE TO ROAD MOVIES AND ITALIAN CINEMA OF THE SIXTIES.
In the early 60s, after the death of their father, two brothers, Fabio and Giovanni, are returning home for the funeral in their Fiat 500. Their journey, punctuated with bitter arguments and long silences, memories and encounters, will take them back to their native Italy, where Fabio has not been for years. We learn, piece by piece, about their father, and about the stormy relationships they had with their family, and how fascism divided them.

Alexandria, June 1858: Grave robbers are engaged in a fierce battle to capture the treasures of the ancient catacombs.
Among them, seven French nationals discover the ruins of an underground chapel devoted to Alexander the Great... the conqueror's tomb can't be far away...
Brought together by the promise of wealth, seven adventurers seek the only manuscript that can guide them to the tomb through an underground maze filled with water.
But they are not the only ones looking. Intrigues, conspiracies, betrayals and murders will play out in this unusual treasure hunt...