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Dear Reader, |      | Two tales for you this month, both of the age-old struggle between order on one side, and rebellion on the other. And yet, two very different stories indeed! We start with the third and final volume of Orbital spin-off Outlaws, as Kristina’s choice to live her life outside the rules of the Galactic Confederation comes home to roost. With the police on one side of her, old enemies on the other, and unrest among her own people, all that’s left is for the tragedy to conclude and make her the Kristina we meet later in Orbital … Then, we head back to 19th century France for the second half of The Bank’s second generation. The family sundered by a brother and sister’s rivalry and hatred in the first two volumes have begun mending some fences, but it’s a long process, and History may not give them much time, as it barrels towards the tragic events of the Paris Commune and the restoration in blood of law and order. July with Cinebook – a revolution in entertainment! |        | Mathieu Lauffray and Xavier Dorison's breathtaking pirate series Long John Silver is back in print, all four volumes available again. Stunning art, high adventure, and characters who will stay with you long after you finish the story – this is one series you don’t want to miss! |
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 | Outlaws 3 Sylvain Runberg & Eric Chabbert SeedsKristina, Zachary, and Olmay have managed to set up an interstellar luxury vehicle trafficking ring and now lead a proper criminal gang, the Trident. The young Earthling’s future is far from secure, though. Her men hate her because of her origins, Olmay is turning increasingly tyrannical and bloodthirsty, and external threats abound … Read more | |
 | The Bank 4 Pierre Boisserie, Philippe Guillaume & Malo Kerfriden The Commune’s Treasure1861. The colossal profits generated by Haussmann’s great work have made both branches of the Saint-Hubert family extremely rich. Despite the sometimes bloody, sometimes tragic secrets that poison this generation, a certain rapprochement seems to be in the works – motivated, of course, by money r … Read more | |
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