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Plongez dans le deuxième tome des aventures de Violette, élève à l’École de Danse de l’Opéra, et de Emma, passionnée de hip-hop, où rivalités et premiers émois rythment leur quotidien.

Plongez dans l'été 1973 avec la famille Faldérault, partie de Bruxelles vers le sud de la France pour des vacances en camping qui pourraient bien être les dernières avant une séparation.

Opération Copperhead, c'est une histoire aussi vraie que rocambolesque du contrespionnage britannique pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. À partir d'un fait réel, Jean Harambat crée de toutes pièces une histoire d'une inventivité folle et réalise un pastiche désopilant et fantaisiste de trois protagonistes : les comédiens David Niven, Peter Ustinov et Clifton James. Il s'agit, selon une idée de Winston Churchill, de recruter et de former un sosie (Meyrick Edward Clifton James) pour jouer le rôle du général Montgomery - le général des forces alliées, alors surveillé par les nazis - et ainsi induire en erreur l'ennemi quant au lieu réel du Débarquement. Dans le même temps, alors que la capitale anglaise subit le Blitz, la vie se déploie dans les cabarets où officie une vénéneuse - et néanmoins charmante - jeune femme, Vera. Cette histoire burlesque où rien n'est entièrement vrai ni entièrement faux est aussi un hommage au cinéma, notamment à la « comédie sophistiquée » des années 1930 et 1940, avec un dynamisme, un sens de l'à-propos et un flot de dialogues (Lubitsch en était le maître) !

Avec l'Expédition, dont La Révolte de Niangara est le 2eme tome, Marazano et Frusin nous entraînent en Égypte, peu après la conquête romaine, pour une grande série d'aventure classique... L'expédition de Marcus Livius, officiellement composée de déserteurs romains et officieusement placée sous les ordres du centurion Caïus Bracca, touche enfin au but après une éprouvante marche au coeur de l'Afrique. Une marche lors de laquelle les hommes ont affronté nombre de dangers incroyables, ont été les témoins de douleurs atroces et ont perdu quelques compagnons. Les légionnaires romains vont enfin découvrir cette civilisation riche et puissante, peut-être plus encore que ce qu'ils pouvaient imaginer ! Ce 2eme de tome de l'Expédition inscrit la série dans une période jamais explorée : l'Afrique et ses grands empires.

As the coalition built by Lady Shatira continues to try to defeat Suo-the-Red, the warlord who has brought ruin and devastation to the entire region, White Claw faces her greatest challenge yet: not only will she face the ruthless tyrant herself, but she will also have to prepare for an excrutiating confrontation with someone from her past. Thank goodness her faithful companions Lieutenant Bolt, Taho-The-Quick, and Master Foon are at her side when she needs them-not to mention her beautiful phoenix Ash.

When Stéphane Mezzona got involved with a group called the Divine Order of the Temple, it was time for his wife to leave him. Trouble is, he got shared custody of their two children... and now they've disappeared. After Mezzona is spotted in Sweden, Interpol agent Eric Valandier is flown in to find the kids. There isn't much to go on and, if the Order is planning what Eric thinks they are, there may not be much time either. But Sweden is an unusual place, and it has an unusual law neither Eric nor the Order knows about...

Deep in an ancient forest, young Taru feels like a misfit among her tribe of hunter-warriors. As she tries to make her mark in the adult world, she finds herself marginalized-as much for her naïveté as for her radical ideas, which are dismissed as nonsensical. Meeting Hana, a young human with a mysterious past who has been taken prisoner by Taru's own tribe, provides her with both solace and an opportunity to find her own way. When Taru's village is once again attacked by giant beasts, the unlikely pair will work together to try to understand the uncontrollable and deadly force that threatens them.

A cool, hip, wisecracking psychiatrist named Eva turns amateur sleuth after a rich Catalan winemaker is found dead at the luxurious family estate hours before the reading of the matriarch's will, and Eva is viewed as one of the prime suspects. As she embarks on a chaotic journey through a richly detailed and seductive Barcelona cityscape to uncover the real killer, she must deal with two different families and their troubled dynamics: the rich family that makes wine...and the family that talks to her in her head.

Kyle leads a pretty normal life. His biggest problem is that the kids at school keep making fun of him and his little sister, Selena. But on the day he turns seven, his life changes drastically: he is whisked away in a great ray of light! We find him seven years later on an unknown planet surrounded by children from all over the galaxy. They all seem to have forgotten everything about their past lives. And all are trained to develop their natural abilities and become formidable warriors. At the end of their school year there's an important contest where the best one will be chosen to rule over a planet of their own...

A recent graduate from the Barcelona School of Architecture, Flora is working at a prestigious architecture firm directed by the talented but capricious El Rodrigo. Her fledgling career suddenly takes flight when her boss tasks her with a huge new project: creating a luxurious villa on an incredible plot of land. From drawing up the initial sketches to handing over the keys, Flora will be in total control... unless her demanding clients and difficult contractors cause her to lose her mind first!

Tanis has always been different, blessed by the gods, or so she's been told. The problem is she just wants to have fun like other kids her age, though she is inclined to braving forbidden tombs and awakening sleeping gods... She will soon learn, however, that in ancient Egypt, one doesn't defy the gods with impunity.

Next stop: Haut-Fort!The mysterious citadel is the only hope of survival for Sabre and his companions. The path there, made perilous by the omnipresent threat of monsters, becomes even more complicated with the arrival of a group of individuals intent on finding Lune at any cost.

Chicago, 1938. Jules Tivoli, a 17-year-old Italian immigrant, finds his life turned upside down when he crosses paths with Adam Czar, an older, charismatic, and infuriating member of the local Mafia. Jules is attracted to him, and Adam, seduced by the young man's nerve, decides to take him under his wing. At first self-effacing, Jules climbs the ranks to become an important member of the Mafia. Little by little, he begins to realize that Adam takes a very dim view of his young lover's ascendancy over him...

Jailed! Four of our five ladies find themselves locked up in the penitentiary. Life in the big-house is already hard enough, but when you're four women in a men's prison, it gets so unbearably hard that there's no time to fool around-barely have they moved into their shared cell, and they're already planning their escape. Even in the highly-regimented world of incarceration, the ladies always make it unclear exactly who's in charge, who wields the power, and who is tilting one side or other of the scales of justice

"To philosophize is to learn to die," said Montaigne. But, faced with the vertiginous immensity of philosophy, sometimes we'd rather die than learn. In need of help? Trust Catherine Meurisse to illuminate neon and nothingness and to air out Plato's cave. The most famous philosophers flow from her observant pen: Aristotle, Nietzsche, Cioran, Rousseau, Voltaire, Hegel, Deleuze, Beauvoir, Arendt, Marx... The cartoonist takes the opportunity to rail against the predominance of men in the world of ideas. Handling philosophical concepts with rigor and humor, dispelling myths, Man and Superwoman sketches out a different way to think and be in the world.

By 1744, two separate editions of Shakespeare's complete works have been published, but there is still a missing piece, a missing link...a missing play! Actress Peg Woffington is convinced that the role of a lifetime is contained within that mysterious play, "The History of Cardenio," if only it can be found. Peg and her loyal steward, Ignatius Sancho, race across England from clue to clue, but they soon find that there are other players conspiring against them. Death, disguises, and intrigue combine in Jean Harambat's Shakespearian-style comedy, painted with his trademark imaginative style. Harambat is also the author of Operation Copperhead and The Detection Club.

Drowning in sorrow, regret, and longing-and bottle after bottle of whisky-Jonas Crow can see no future for himself without Rose Prairie, the woman he never even had a chance to love. When word arrives that she may be in Texas, he heads straight there. In the topsy-turvy world of post-Civil War Texas, abortion is legal but firearms are not. When Jonas arrives, he finds a destitute town full of hopelessness and a young crusader on a mission to do God's work and rid the Lone Star State of vice. His reunion with Rose doesn't go as planned, and as is his wont, he finds himself caught up in battle that isn't his, yet one he must nevertheless join if he-and his love-are to have any chance of surviving.

The young Indiana is a product of her time-submissive and bound by societal conventions-but despite the many obstacles in her path, notably her controlling husband Colonel Delmare and the charming Raymon de Ramière, she will find her way to love and most importantly, freedom. This adaptation of George Sand's seminal novel Indiana captures the compelling and at-the-time scandalous feminist drive of the original.

Reunited in battle, Solomon and Chevreul pose a terrible threat and have come one step closer to their ultimate goal of absorbing Venus' essence. And although Arane can count on Bastione and her daughter to help her, the merciless Cardinal wishes to exploit the Banshee's weaknesses in order to sow seeds of discord, both in Arane's mind and within our heroes' ranks. As this first arc in the war between monsters and men draws to a close, who will gain the upper hand?

What do a wild grizzly, a gibbon, a boy on a bike, and a lady in a hot air balloon have in common? They're all converging on the hills Pickhead calls home! That's right, dear reader, Pickhead-the pigheaded little red riding-hooded girl with the big pickax, who can talk to animals-is back for more rip-roaring, hair-raising adventures with her Grammy, her tap-dancing sister Milady, and forest critters both native and less so. When a gibbon raised in captivity goes missing in the woods, Pickhead sets out to reunite him with his owner-while racing a forest fire!

Dive into the magical, epic world of Arthurian Britain in this tale pieced together from long-forgotten manuscripts, and join in the adventures of Sivar, the most mysterious Knight of the Round Table.

An attack by man or beast? Secret army nuclear tests? An avalanche? Or temporary insanity? What really happened on the slopes of "Dyatlov Pass" on the night of February 1, 1959, that resulted in the deaths of nine experienced mountaineers?

What happens to our loved ones when they die? No more funerals, because now we recycle! In an exuberant and swarming big city, Charlie, an employee at Eternal Recycle, is the best in his field: finding a use for your body after you die. But one day, a boy calls and asks him what has happened to his mother's soul. Charlie is used to handling the bodies, but who takes care of the souls? To answer that question, he sets out on an investigation into the very heart of death and love...

The year 1910 marks the first time the Tour de France, only seven years young, will include a section through the high mountain passes of the Pyrenees. The weather is awful. The routes are perilous. The rules are still a work in progress. Nutrition? Safety? These racers didn't even have derailleurs. They barely had gears. In a genuinely superhuman feat of determination and endurance they rode through literal blood, sweat, mud, snow, starvation, tears, and utter despair to make the Tour de France what it is today: a contest of colossi, a clash of titans, a tour... of giants.

While in a coma after a devastating car crash, an eleven-year-old musician named Melody mentally drifts into a world that hovers between life and death, where she meets a strange, fascinating woman who tells her that she can remain in the realm of the living so long as she agrees to accept a series of missions. Back in the real world, a fully recovered Melody is stunned to discover that when she sets out to complete the assignments given to her, she will be doing them... in the body of her twenty-year-old self

If there were a prize for the best pet, dogs would win, no contest. Sure, a crocodile, tiger, or hippopotamus would be cool, but who wouldn't want their own little puppy to cuddle, love... and train? It's going to take some patience, and this little Nunuche isn't going to make the job easy!

The year is 432 B.C., and the 87th Olympiad is about to begin. Through the tender story of Lydia and Kallias, we'll be guided through Elis, city of the ancient Olympic Games. We'll take a stroll through the sacred grove of Olympia, with its hallowed Temples and Treasuries, and we'll see the Prytaneion, the Pelopion, and the Bouleuterion. We'll learn all about the games and the religious ceremonies and cultural events which took place in parallel to the athletic contests. We'll talk to artists and philosophers of the day, getting a better sense of the Olympic spirit, where it came from, and how it resonates still at the modern-day Olympics. A perfect way to prepare for the upcoming 2024 Games in Paris!

Monsters come out at night. Since the sun disappeared behind mysterious clouds, our world has been plunged into permanent darkness. Our resources are becoming increasingly scarce. Outside, creatures are multiplying and hunting us. Our only chance of survival is to hide and remain... silent.

Five years after Arminius united the tribes of Germania to push back the invader by destroying three Roman legions and delivering to the Empire one of the greatest and most humiliating defeats in its history, the aftershocks are still being felt in Rome. Augustus is dead, political scheming is in full swing, and the new Imperator is determined to recover the lost Eagles and launch a new campaign in Barbaria. Meanwhile, a bitter and despondent Marcus Falco learns some shocking news that leads to a pivotal decision, Arminius wants to capitalize on his victory by building his own empire, and Orphea is up to her old tricks as Roma marches towards an uncertain future and personal and political motives converge.

When the good ship St. Nicholas sailed from the port of Piraeus, none among its crew knew this trip would be their last. Nor could anything have prepared them for the nightmarish creature that rose from sunless depths to claim them. Worst of all, no one had instructed them how to answer the creature's question: "Is He Alive?"In this stunning work, Dimitris Vanellis and Nikolas Kourtis craft a modern tale of terror on the high seas, based on one of the scariest legends in Greek folklore.

Not only was it the worst marathon in Olympic history, but you would be hard-pressed to find another event that was as scandalously bad as the 1904 marathon. This is no slight on (most of) the men who competed, because it would seem as if the race were bad by design: the organizer of the Games, James E. Sullivan, wasn't looking for the glory of competition and sportsmanship at his games, but rather evidence of white supremacy. Deprived of water, running under a blazing sun on dusty, hilly roads: it's a miracle that fourteen of the initial thirty-two competitors even completed the event. The story of this race and the athletes who took part is ludicrous, unedifying, and a terribly good time.

Florence Dupré la Tour's autobiographical masterwork comes to a close with Separated, the second volume of Twin. Her relationship with her twin sister-the greatest love of her life-starts to fall apart as they enter adolescence. Without the "we" of her early life, Florence must learn to confront life alone, from multiple intercontinental moves to the confusion of her blossoming sexuality. Dupré la Tour's finesse with watercolors and inks shows the power of humor and the freedom won through fierce liberation.