“Twenty Years Later” by Dany and Van Hamme (volume 2 of 2)
The title is literally true. This book was created 20 years after the first, and is set that much later, too. It’s a globe-trotting thriller to save lives.
The title is literally true. This book was created 20 years after the first, and is set that much later, too. It’s a globe-trotting thriller to save lives.
A luckless and clumsy teenage is approached by a teenaged soccer ghost to help him set his life straight. Awkwardness and craziness ensues.
It’s been twenty-five years now since Mark Waid and Mike Wieringo combined for a run on “The Flash.” Let’s, ahem, flashback to those issues…
Ah the Corsicans. We’re not saying they’re lazy or anything. They’re just slow. “Asterix in Corsica” is here to show you everything…
Dupuis announces a new publishing plan for Spirou and it’s — a superhero book? It’s crazy how alike French and American comics are sometimes…
This week, we have news of a new Smurfs TV series, a new Lucky Luke book featuring an Augie, and Matthieu Bonhomme’s new series!
A plane crashes in the Brazilian jungle, and nobody will save the survivors. Can they find a way out before starving or becoming some big cat’s dinner?
The best selection of French comics on the east coast is housed in a small bookstore attached to the French Consulate on Central Park East. This is the story of my trip to The Albertine.
The latest French theme park, Parc Spirou, opens this weekend. I didn’t get to go to the preview days, but I’ve seen enough to draw conclusions.
A mad scientist captures Fantasio and brainwashes him in an effort to — well, that would be a spoiler. This is Franquin in his prime Spirou style.