Meet your favorite flock in a totally new setting! The Angry Birds Movie proudly presents Red, Chuck, Bomb, Matilda, and the gang in the completely redesigned universe of Bird Island. The Angry Birds Movie Comics are taking these wild adventures to a whole new level. Get ready to feast your eyes on the most riveting scenes you've ever seen!

Created in the aftermath of the Second World War by Georges Troisfontaines, Jean-Michel Charlier, and Victor Hubinon, Buck Danny is in the pantheon of the best-loved heroes of the graphic novel. Originally published in the Spirou magazine, the adventures of Buck Danny combine historical references and amazing turns of events. The true-to-life detail of the drawings has been lauded continuously throughout the years. This is a graphic novel for the ages, re-edited here as an omnibus edition!

The idea is simple: a compilation of one of the most beautiful classic comics ever written. Each book is a re-publication containing three albums, enriched with introductory pages providing ample historical context.

Created in 1963 by two of Europe's most prestigious authors, Mike Steve Donovan, alias Blueberry, is the central character in a series that has taken on epic dimensions. The series is conceived in true "Western" style, with whisky, gunpowder, and sweat galore. At the outset, Blueberry appears in Confederate uniform, strong-headed and quarrelsome, but quickly becomes a deserter and an outlaw, wanted for treason. He is pardoned, but it's too late -- a chain of innumerable adventures is already well on its way!

The "Marzi" series came about when a Polish woman studying in France met a comic book illustrator. Listening to her childhood recollections, he found in them the stuff of the most promising graphic novels: wonderful, zesty stories, full of freshness and emotion. The series is a collection of short stories about Poland before and after the fall of the Wall, seen through the eyes of a child who becomes a teenager and, finally, a university student.

Nice, mid-summer. Twenty-something Elsa can't decide which man she wants. One of them probably isn't right for her anymore, and the other is terribly unlike what she's used to. Fifty-year-old train conductor Jean has always wanted to travel the world. But when Alda came along a little earlier than he planned, he was forced to put his dreams on hold. Emile lost his hearing during the Algerian War. Now in his eighties, he is becoming increasingly frustrated by the silent world he lives in. These are three strangers whose paths will cross over the course of a summer, three lives brought together by the trains and railways that wend their way through the south of France.

After a job that went wrong, Zdenka and the other “Galactic Sistas” decided to go their separate ways. But now Zdenka has found something that seems to offer big rewards for zero risk, which is why she’ll need to convince her "sistas" to get the old gang back together. The job? Taking the director of the Economic Consortium’s daughter safely across Alliance lines. Fearing that too large a protection detail could attract unwanted attention, the director has requested something more discreet. But his headstrong teenage daughter is not going to make things easy for them. And as if that weren't enough, certain people seem to have a score to settle with Zdenka… Action, comedy, girls and big guns are all on the menu in this first-rate space opera.

An unsigned letter stirs up old memories for the inhabitants of an isolated Breton island, and serves as a reminder that some scores have yet to be settled. Dragged into the thick of it is Mulo, who is about to discover his origins and a terrible family secret. An animal crime novel in the same tradition as Blacksad.

A boat is wrecked on a mysterious island following a storm, leaving a group of young people with just a torch and two suspicious-looking adults to protect them. Then one by one, they start disappearing. As their common plight brings them closer together, secrets about their shared past begin to be revealed.

This is the story of a little boy called Orlando, an only child whose parents have taken him to live on an island of fishermen. His mother and father are writers, and while they're busy working, Orlando is bored stiff. Until the day he meets a dragon called Dago. At last, someone to play with! Who ever said that dragons only exist in fairy tales?