This month, we’re taking a good look at the past … and the future. To start with, the second half of Swan Song concludes the harrowing tale of a few French soldiers rebelling against the absurdity and inhumanity of the First World War – the so-called ‘War to End All Wars’. Still gorgeously illustrated by Cédric Babouche, Dorison and Herzet’s story is sure to touch and haunt you. The past illuminates the present – a notion that is the basis of XIII Mystery. Each volume of this spinoff series to XIII focuses on the history of one of the many secondary characters, shedding light on their lives and what led them to cross Jason McLane’s path. What, for example, can create such a ruthless killer as Irina ... Finally, it’s time to turn towards the not-so-distant future, with the conclusion to the scaringly plausible Human Stock Exchange. If you believe that high finance already owns human beings body and soul, well … Time to find out whether there’s still a way for people to resist! October with Cinebook – who needs a time machine, anyway? |
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