Petit Poilu is little and hairy. Every morning, he leaves his mum and his house to go to school. But something always seems to happen along the way! Through his various unexpected encounters, Petit Poilu plunges into all sorts of extraordinary adventures, coming out all the wiser every time.

Pico Bogue's little sister Anna Anna is a little girl full of mischief. She has heaps of great adventures with her beloved stuffed animals: Tufty, Grizzou, Pinpong, Zigzag, Goupille and Baleineau. She leads her little group wherever her wild imagination takes her!

Billy is a normal 7-year-old growing up in a normal family in a normal town. His best friend is a cocker spaniel named Buddy, who is not so normal: He can communicate with humans without words and can also talk to other animals. Buddy's best friend is the family's tortoise, Caroline. Together, Billy and Buddy get up to all sorts of mischief, frequently tormenting all those around them. This duo's pranks are guaranteed to make readers of all ages roar with laughter.

On the way to an important meeting, Loup hears some music. He is inexplicably drawn to it. Before he knows it, he's taking part in an audition. And when they hand him a guitar, he discovers that he can play. Well, really well. He is hired to play in the band accompanying a beautiful singer. A romance soon blossoms between Loup and the pretty Miss Ti. But then one day, Loup is spotted by a music producer at one of their concerts. Cast aside by Miss Ti, he decides to try his hand at a solo career. The opportunities for Loup are endless, and soon he's making records and playing his own concerts. But it's not easy going from zero to superstar. Loup is just as lost and lonely as he was before. And how can you look ahead to the future when you don't know a thing about your past?

The is the story of the rise to fame of unconventional French author Colette (1893-1954), from arriving in Paris at the end of the 19th century, and her first attempts at writing guided by her husband Willy, to the huge success of her Claudine novels (published under Willy's name!). It is only when she began to publish under her own name in 1910 that the exploitation and derision she had been subjected to came to light, and she was able to liberate herself through her writing. It is an example to us all that this incredibly complex, gifted and determined woman was able to reinvent her life, and never allowed her spirit to be broken.

From the Salon de Refusés to the Impressionist movement, from young penniless painter to great bourgeois artist, from husband to lover... Claude Monet lived a life of much variety. The flag-bearer of a movement that would revolutionize the vision of XIX century art, this man was consumed by one idea, and one idea only: the perfect mastery of the depiction of light. In this superb graphic novel, Salva Rubio and Ricard Efa tell us all about the risks of this research, for which Monet paid as much as he gained.

A road-movie graphic novel.
David, a sales representative, has just been offered a promotion. After a week spent far away from his family, he takes to the road to head home for the weekend. It's raining, and David doesn't feel so good. When he stops to try and get himself together, Emma, a quirky hitchhiker, makes a dive for his car. Not exactly what he'd planned, but given the dreadful weather, he accepts to share the road with this passenger who turns out to have opinions and a way of life entirely opposite to his own. During this tough trip full of pitfalls, David becomes aware of the possibility of an alternative way of living, and starts to waver between two extremes. What will be his final choice?

In 2012, graphic novelist Mathieu Sapin spent some time with Gérard Depardieu as he filmed a documentary in Azerbaijan. The two artists soon formed a strong friendship. This book gives us a glimpse inside the actor's head; what he thinks about and the things that drive him mad. Entertaining and profound, this is a unique insight into the inner world of an extraordinary man.

Journalist Olivier Courtois is tired of his sedentary life. He's decided to leave it all behind and go travelling around France. And he's going to do it all by hitchhiking. Confined to the limited space of someone else's car, he gets to know his travel companions pretty quickly. And because they're unlikely to ever see each other again, his new friends feel freer to bring up all sorts of topics, from the silly to the philosophical. This true account of one man's road trip through France is a wonderful portrait of the country and its people.

Emma and Capucine are sisters. They dream of getting in to the prestigious dance school, l'Opéra de Paris, to become top dancers together. They audition. Capucine gets through, but Emma doesn't. Emma feels like the world is caving in around her. But maybe it's time for her to explore other paths. Her dad encourages her to find something new, but her mom can't imagine her doing anything other than dance. As for Capucine, just the idea of carrying on alone is a huge challenge. But Emma soon discovers new horizons through hip-hop...

When a 13-year-old orphan sets out to find his parents and ends up in prehistoric times, he realises he's got a lot of work to do: so many things haven't been invented yet, like fire, soap... and vowels! Not to mention all the terrifying creatures and knuckledragging cavemen he has to deal with!

Brussels, December 1938. Thierry Laudacieux is a teenager who loves comics. He has never suspected there is anything odd about his neighbour, Isidore Hogier, who works as a presenter at the National Institute of Radio Broadcasting. That is, until the day he asks him to run an errand for him: he must go to a secret rendez-vous and pick up a mysterious package. Needless to say, Thierry has to find out more. It turns out that Hogier is really the head of a counter-espionage network called Madou, and that they have reason to believe that one of their members has double-crossed them! With Thierry's help, Hogier will have to investigate to find out which of the six members of her team is a double agent.

Our world, in the near future. The nation states have disappeared. The population is now divided into Enclaves, inhabited by wealthy citizens, and Territories, lawless areas where residents can be expelled or reallocated to production areas. As a member of an intervention section, Vivian suffers reoccurring nightmares where he dreams he is responsible for the destruction of Enclaves he was supposed to protect... While they carry out a security task in the Territory of Buenos Aires, Vivian and his intervention section capture an illegal immigrant. The illegal citizen announces the arrival of the thing that will free the outcasts from the Territories and the exploited workers of the production zones: the Tiqqun. What is this mysterious Tiqqun? And could it really change the world?

Jonathan lives in "Little England", a district of Moulmein in Burma home to more than 50,000 English nationals. One day, he meets an American pilot who has fallen in love with a beautiful singer called Ruby. He asks Jonathan to pass her messages, and in exchange, agrees to take the little boy up in his plane. But the fun comes to an abrupt end when the aircraft is hit by a burst of enemy fire from Burmese rebels, who are paving the way for a Japanese invasion.