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Please give a warm welcome to a new, three-volume period series: The Battle. Based on a multiple award-winning novel by French writer Patrick Rambaud, The Battle chronicles the terrible Battle of Essling in 1809 – Napoleon’s first stumble after a string of stunning victories. Take an uncompromising tour of the battlefield as seen through the eyes of several characters – simple soldiers, dashing young officers and exalted marshals and dukes … More nobility with the latest Gomer Goof – though the ‘Duke of Goofington’ belongs to the aristocracy of walking disasters. You can’t fault his intentions, but the results … Oh dear. Fortunately, it’s all perfectly harmless – and hilarious! Finally, Yakari shows once again a nobility of spirit and a bravery no one would expect from such a young boy, when another tribe steals his people’s horses and he joins his father and other warriors in attempting to take them back. Expect a fine adventure to follow! October with Cinebook – the noble art of comics! | ||
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Gomer Goof 7 Franquin Gomer, Duke of Goofington Among the many obstacles to Spirou Magazine’s productivity, two of the most formidable are Gomer’s little protégés: a very playful cat and an evil-tempered black-headed gull. Between the bird’s dive-bombing attacks and the feline’s recurrent bouts of madness, Prunelle and the others don’t have it easy ... Read more |
The Battle Ivan Gil & Frédéric Richaud Book 1 of 3 Louis-François Lejeune, young colonel attached to the emperor’s staff, meets his old friend Henri Beyne in occupied Vienna. He also meets the beautiful Anna Krauss, with whom he is madly in love with. Nearby, though, Napoleon is attempting to crush the Austrian army... Read more |
Yakari 18 Derib & Job The Wall of Fire In the middle of the night, a daring thief from another tribe makes off with the horses of Yakari’s people. Only Little Thunder managed to escape him by fleeing into the forest. While the warriors hurry after their precious mounts, Yakari goes in search of his friend ... Read more |
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