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Legends and myth abound this month in our new titles! In Nottingham, for example, the new take on the tale of the outlaw of Sherwood Forest comes to its conclusion. How did William de Wendeval, Sheriff of Nottingham, get to be called Robin Hood? It’s a clever answer, and it comes at the end of a tense, exciting adventure. As for Yoko Tsuno, she is back in Germany, and after the Lorelei in volume 8, it’s another classic myth she is confronted to: the Rhine Gold, ancient saga and Wagner opera. Of course, this is Yoko Tsuno, and cutting edge, even futuristic, technology, finds its way into the mix … along with an old adversary. Oh, and a steam train – so, all aboard! Finally, Leo’s ongoing The Worlds of Aldebaran saga continues with the second volume of Neptune, and the myth it tackles is … flying saucers! Will Kim and Marie prove they were not a 20th century legend? And will they find out what is going on inside the massive world-ship heading for Earth? April with Cinebook – gather around the campfire, everyone! |        |
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 | Neptune Leo Episode 2 A first attempt to enter the world-ship and make contact with the Humans inside has failed after the exploration team was contaminated with deadly nanorobots. Only Marie, with her Mantris-improved body, was able to fight them off … … Read more |
 | Nottingham 3 Dellac & Brugeas and Herzet Robin Now rid of Prince John’s henchman, William, Marian and their friends are finally free to relax a little. Their respite is short, however. A judge known for his integrity and doggedness has been dispatched to Nottingham by the regent to investigate the recent trouble … Read more |
 | Yoko Tsuno 18 Roger Leloup The Rhine Gold While visiting her friend Ingrid in Köln, Yoko finds herself thrust in the middle of a mystery when a young Japanese woman is attacked in the cathedral, and whispers a few words before passing out – notably ‘Rheingold’, the German name of a Wagner opera … Read more |
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