Fable

A princess struggles to save her Kingdom from an ever-lasting winter. Will a stranger save the Kingdom or destroy it? The Ancient Oak is an all ages fable that teaches the importance of doing the right thing.

Far away in space, there is a planet populated by machines able to change from robot form to vehicle form — the Incredible Change-Bots! Leaving their war torn planet, the Change-Bots arrive on Earth, where their battle continues, but at what cost? Part parody, part nostalgic tribute, part moral fable, with The Incredible Change-Bots Jeffrey Brown re-invents the shape changing robot genre into a heart stopping action comedy that's full of romance, half drama, and epic battles! The first Full-color graphic novel from Jeffrey Brown is an all-ages friendly (only one guy and some robots die) immersion into sci-fi fun!

Alan Moore's unearthed screenplay comes to life as an incredible comic book series almost three decades later! The mid-80's were a stunning period of brilliance for Alan Moore, seeing him create true masterpieces including Miracleman, Watchmen - and Fashion Beast! Working with Malcolm McLaren (Sex Pistols), Alan Moore turned his attention to a classic re-telling of a fable through his unyielding and imaginative vision. The two developed a story that redefined Beauty and the Beast in a dystopian future city dominated by a fashion house, which Moore then fully-scripted into a huge screenplay. Never previously published, this epic work is now adapted for comics by long-time Moore collaborator, Antony Johnston (Courtyard) preserving every scrap of Moore's original dialogue. All ten issues have been lovingly illustrated by Facundo Percio (Anna Mercury) and finally a true historical and visionary masterpiece is finally released to the World!

Within the walls of a castle, tiny creatures live with the Owners–who can never know they exist. But the timeless routine ends when the castle’s “princess” is imprisoned. One creature risks all to help her escape the suffering.

Corto Maltese est le fils de la tres belle et célèbre Niña de Gibraltar dont Ingres a peint le portrait; et d'un marin des Cornouailles. Sa mère lui transmit son côté gitan, il grandit dans un milieu baigné de magie, de l'art de lire le passé et l'avenir dans les cartes ou les lignes de la main, et d'habitudes étranges héritées du temps où les Maures habitaient l'Espagne. Son père, originaire d'une terre de pirates, de sorciers, de fées, de fantômes canaille, lui communiqua involontairement des bribes du monde celtique à travers un mot, une gifle ou une caresse.

Corto Maltese est le fils de la tres belle et célèbre Niña de Gibraltar dont Ingres a peint le portrait; et d'un marin des Cornouailles. Sa mère lui transmit son côté gitan, il grandit dans un mileu baigné de magie, de l'art de lire le passé et l'avenir dans les cartes ou les lignes de la main, et d'habitudes étranges héritées du temps où les Maures habitaient l'Espagne. Son père, originaire d'une terre de pirates, de sorciers, de fées, de fantômes canaille, lui communiqua involontairement des bribes du monde celtique à travers un mot, une gifle ou une caresse.

Et si Christophe Colomb n'avait jamais découvert l'Amérique ? Et si les Indiens, eux, découvraient l'Europe ?... Igor Baranko, à travers cette uchronie, nous conte une fable universelle sur le destin et l'amour.

Namor, The Sub-Mariner again is given his own ongoing series, although instead of an origin reboot, as what is apparently the vogue in comics these days, it starts with an event tie-in for its first story arc. The first issue spins directly out of the ending to , as the X-Men have divided to search for Dracula's scattered remains. Namor's assignment has him seeking the vampire lord's head deep beneath the surface of the ocean, where he encounters... well, underwater vampires, of course. Starts slow but by issue #3 there's progression and development. Issue #1 includes two variant covers while the second issue has one. All high-quality Minutemen scans.

Avec une fable déjantée sur l’absurdité du pouvoir, qui lorgne du côté du Docteur Folamour, Jérôme Jouvray et Stéphane Presle peuplent leur univers de personnages aussi attachants que décalés (voire franchement fous furieux), reflet d’un monde grand fournisseur de farces et attrapes, bien vache avec nos petites illusions.