This month, let us take you across space and time with our finest temporally-displaced titles!
Starting with a new, extraordinary adventure of Spirou and Fantasio. Being friends with the Count of Champignac has its perks, but it also means being on the front lines of cutting-edge science – and the occasional calamity. And what could be even more complicated than knowing a De Champignac, if not making the acquaintance of a second one … who claims to be from the future?!
Then we have a new adventure of Valerian & Laureline, where time-travel, along with the Shingouz's greed and business ineptitude, combine to create some serious trouble for our heroes. Then again, that is pretty much what spatio-temporal agents are paid to sort out, isn't it? Created by Matthieu Lauffray (Long John Silver) and Wilfrid Lupano, this new story doesn't change the series' ending, but adds a new, hilarious chapter, with the original authors' blessing.
It's a more mundane form of time-travel – the kind historians practice every day – for XIII, as he finally discovers the truth about his ancestors and their legacy. Turns out that his inheritance isn't just problems and mortal threats; but will the good things outweigh the bad, or be worth the price to pay?
Finally, we'd like to welcome a new series, available in digital format from Izneo: Distant Worlds, by Leo (The Worlds of Aldebaran) and Icar. In the distant future, young Paul and his family arrive on Altair 3, a Human colony, to join their father and make a fresh start on a new world. But their father is nowhere to be found, and the planet full of mysteries. And so begins a fascinating quest for Paul – one where the stakes are far greater than anyone imagines.
May with Cinebook: wibbly-wobbly, timey comickey!
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