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George R.R. Martin et Daniel Abraham nous proposent l'adaptation en BD du plus grand succès de la fantasy depuis ces quinze dernières années !
Sur le continent de Westeros, dans un monde médiéval où la magie et les créatures légendaires auraient disparu, les familles Baratheon, Stark et Targaryen s'engagent dans une lutte sans merci pour le trône. Dans la province du Nord, des signes annoncent l'arrivée de l'hiver tant redouté, et, pire, il semble que des monstres légendaires se réveillent…

Printemps 1942, au-dessus du désert de Lybie s'illustrent les aviateurs allemands engagés dans la sanglante guerre du désert qui vient de commencer. Un jeune homme admire le spectacle, Ali. Ce prodige passionné d'aviation rêve de devenir un grand pilote de chasse. Alors, quand l'occasion lui est donnée de voler sous les couleurs de l'Afrika Korps, il saute dans un cockpit et s'envole vers sa destinée…

, sometimes rendered as or, is the title of several comic book series published by Marvel Comics, exploring "the road not traveled" by its various characters. Events in the series are considered separate from mainstream continuity in the Marvel Universe. I quite enjoy these standalone outings, primarily because I do not have to worry about related issues in sometimes awful "big-multi-issue-multi-title-crossover-earth-shaking-storyline-events" courtesy of over-indulgent editors. And I'm glad that Marvel has decided to come up with two issues every week. To keep comics readers' minds refreshed after all the over-extended and dreary crossovers, I guess.

is a wordless comic strip that has been published in MAD magazine since 1961, under its "Joke and Dagger Dept." It was created by Antonio Prohias, a Cuban national who fled to the United States in 1960 days before Fidel Castro took over the Cuban free press when he was unofficially blacklisted for his political cartoons. Antonio Prohias' wordless, Cold War-inspired spoof of the agents of international intrigue portrays the twin enemies, the Black Spy and the White Spy trying to outdo each other in increasingly sophisticated--and elaborately stupid--plots to achieve their respective missions and along with these, the other's demise. They are made to look virtually identical: trilby hats, overcoats and long pointed noses (possibly plague doctor outfits). The only difference between them are the color of their clothes: one dresses in white, the other in black; hence, their names. This comic strip truly has gained a universal following and it would be fair to say it has attained legendary and cult status. And I've read MAD magazine through the years mainly because of it.

After relentless persecution and a near-fatal Sentinel attack, the Uncanny X-Men and their mutant revolution are going on the offensive! Their target? The international spy organization S.H.I.E.L.D.! But as Cyclops' team fights to save their species, are they only digging themselves into a deeper and more dangerous hole? Who is the mysterious figure building S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Sentinels? What happened to Dazzler after Mystique replaced her? And is S.H.I.E.L.D. really responsible for the attacks? Then, it's an Original Sin tie-in as Charles Xavier's last will and testament is discovered…but what's concealed within its pages might be the X-Men's ultimate undoing! Could a previously unknown power now be their greatest threat? How will the Uncanny X-Men cope with the shadows of Xavier's past? Collects Uncanny X-Men (2013) #19-25.

Información de la editorial: Cuando se publicó por primera vez Secret Agent X-9, en enero de 1934, los editores pudieron alardear que era la nueva aventura escrita por el famoso escritor de misterio Dashiell Hammett, autor de El Halcón Maltés. El ilustrador escogido era menos conocido, ya que en aquel momento Alex Raymond era un dibujante menor, aunque a partir de entonces fue tan conocido como Hammett.