European Comics in Official and Fan Translations
The Horde of the Living is growing ever weaker in consequence of the constant attacks from the Hittites. Their only hope is to sneak into enemy territory and kill the Hittite king. Which is how Thusia ends up mounting Marak’s griffin and setting off for the Hittite capital. If she succeeds, the Horde will survive.
It all starts in a school playground, and then it moves to a classroom, where Larcenet’s superb graphic camera zooms in on two ten-year-old kids: Gildas and Martina. The pair of them are ever so slightly obsessed with Sci-fi. To the extent they think they’re surrounded by robots and aliens. As far as they’re concerned, their entire world is made up of false appearances, and they’re soon to be the victims of a huge intergalactic plot! You read, you smile, you snigger. But then suddenly, it’s all turned on its head…“Cosmonauts of the Future is a fun and surprising book that deserves a look if you want something in the sci-fi arena that’s a little more humorous.” Pipeline Comics
The all-new Bob Morane continues, following the heroic soldier into enemy territory. With his friend wounded, he’s forced to seek aid in the village of Zamosho, the base of the terrorist organization Wal Jihad. His humanitarian operations to bring education to all of Nigeria are at serious risk—but from whom? On the other side of the globe, Sergeant Ballantine is finally a free agent again—but for how long? And when Bob Morane meets Tania Orloff, niece of the mysterious Mr. Ming, the tangled web of influences and objectives will develop even more knots…
Boni is a nice little rabbit who has to learn the harsh realities of life. He always manages to maintain his sunny disposition and enthusiasm, even in a cruel world where catastrophes — and school bullies — smack him in the face at every turn. His parents are well-meaning but sometimes exasperated, while his many younger siblings cause all kinds of trouble, and his grandpa just wants to be left the heck alone.
Fear is infectious on the Demarkacija… At over 7000 meters altitude, the Demarkacija is the final rampart between Velikiistok and Ieretik territory. In Bunker 37, Aleksi Stassik scrutinizes the approaching enemy and lies in wait for the attack. Above him, in the mountains, roams another enemy, even more terrifying that the first…
Aleksi Stassik and a group of soldiers from the Velikiistok army head down south to the desert plains beyond the snow-capped peaks of the Demarkacia. Velikiistok, which is lacking the fossil fuels necessary for the war against the Ieretiks, has no choice but to strike up negotiations with the prince of the Southern Territories, Aberrahman Derleth Al-Hazin. Unfortunately, it’s common knowledge that the prince has various ties with the Ieretiks. Perhaps that’s why he suggests such an unusual exchange for his barrels of oil to the Velikiistok army…
Anika Borodine, the Imperator’s niece, brings Aleksi Stassik to the Epicenter, the heart of the terrible cataclysm that ravaged the Azbuska region 15 years earlier. In the ruins of the orphanage where Aleksi spent part of his childhood, he finds answers to questions about his origins and troubled past. But Aleksi’s deep-seated powers, coveted by others, will end up being more terrifying and destructive than anyone could ever have imagined.
Aleksi crosses over into Ieretik territory in the hope of learning how to control the terrible power inside him, while Anita, who has just learned the truth about her past, and her friend Iosef flee the Imperator’s palace to evade those hell-bent on destroying the unborn baby Anita is carrying… Aleksi’s son. The future child’s potential power of destruction is so great that it’s got both Those From Above and The Shadows vying to get their hands on it as they fight for dominance of this side of the two worlds. Meanwhile, Velikic wants to harness Aleksi’s power to turn it into a formidable and unstoppable military weapon…
As the series draws to its end, the threat against mankind grows imminent: the upcoming birth of Aleksi’s and Anika’s child, who promises to be the most powerful of all members of the Imun line, has raised the stakes for both of the occult powers vying for control of this side of the two worlds: the Light and his Men From Above, and the Shadow and his dreaded Entities, which he is about to unleash against the world. An alliance between the Velikiistok, the Ieretiks and the Southern Territories could help Earth present a more united front against what’s coming, but ultimately, the fate of the planet lies somewhere else…
New York. November 1933. Seven years of Prohibition is about to come to an end—seven years of mafia control of the illegal alcohol trade, of high-level corruption... and of the speakeasy, whose clientele enjoy not only liquor, but the Golden Age of Jazz. A world Irish boxer Jack Doyle is reluctantly drawn back to, to settle old scores. But what he thinks will be a simple fight turns into a web of exploitation and double-dealing... and a tangle with the elusive Miss Lena. To get free he will have to use all his native cunning...