In an alternate future centuries after a global calamity in the 1950s, the world has been restored to a stagnant, mundane existence. For the optimistic sixteen-year-old Elise Fourneau, the trauma of a single night that shattered her family lingers. Determined to start anew, she leaves her isolated rural community behind for a bustling town, but she isn't quite prepared for what lies beyond her sheltered life.

A story about revenge and the effects of the cycle it creates, with the main character being part of that cycle.

This collection of short stories forms a singular narrative that reveals the tiny moments when you realize you are at the precious end-days of youth. Calling on memories from his own childhood as well as those gathered from friends and family, author and artist Patrick Atangan's work blends stories with strong psychological elements and insight with simple artwork evocative of youth. Bittersweet, joyful and reflective, these are the type of marking moments that best define us as adults.\n\nPatrick Atangan is a graphic artist and the acclaimed author of TheSilk Tapestry, Tree of Love, and The Yellow Jar. He lives in Los Angeles.

Little Rice Duck has built himself quite the reputation around the West Wood, playing his trumpet in bars with their smoky, sweaty ambience, tequila sunrises, and jazz. All he needs is that Betty character, one bitch bathing in expensive champagne. But like the champagne, he'd much prefer she just stay chilled. In this graphic novel, the acclaimed author brings together his love for music and comics.\n\nRenaud Dillies is a comics artist who studied at the famous St. Luc School of Art in Tournai, Belgium. He won the Best First Album Award at the Angouleme Comics Festival, France's highest set of awards for comics. He is the author of Abelard and Bubbles & Gondola.

Britannia is ten years dead. Phonomancer David Kohl hadn't spared his old patron a thought for almost as long-- at which point his mind starts to unravel. Can he discover what's happened to the Mod-Goddess of Britpop while there's still something of himself left? A dark modern-fantasy in a world where music is magic, where a song can save your life, or end it.

A tale with many stories of a cursed fate that was never told A tainted history, full of the faded memories of frigid spirits Who knew fighters with poisoned morals In the end, someone always distorted the truth Though all of these stories are fragments of each other, they must not be forgotten So let it begin

A daughter looking for her long lost father is finally able to locate him. But will it bring peace to either of them?

Nominee: 2017 Eisner Awards, Best U.S. Edition of International Material In an equinox, day is as long as night, as if the world found perfect equilibrium between shadow and light, a fleeting equilibrium, similar to the stakes of our human destinies. Segmented into four tableaux for four seasons, unrelated people of all social backgrounds seeking equilibrium cross paths with other solitudes, weaving in and out of one another's lives- all captivated and tormented by the enigmatic meaning of life. Every season has its visual identity and its individual voice, culminating in summer and, possibly, an answer. Equinoxes is a unique ground-breaking work of rare intensity and narrative sensibility by a rising bestselling star of European comics.\n\nCyril Pedrosa studied at the Gob...