Valerian and Laureline v4: “Welcome to ALFLOLOL”
If you asked me today where to start with this series so far, this is the book I’d go with. “Alflolol” has a strong plot and characterization.
Valerian and Laureline v3: “The Land Without Stars”
The third “Valerian” book sends our duo underground to a raging war of the sexes on a planet doomed for destruction. It’s pulpy old school sf fun.
Valerian and Laureline v2, “The Empire of a Thousand Planets”
Valerian and Laureline leave planet earth to scout out a new planet, but then they get caught and all heck breaks loose.
Valerian and Laureline v1: “The City of Shifting Waters”
The Valerian series of albums gets off to a shaky start, but holds much promise. The imaginative future epic starts here with flooded New York City of 1986.
Lucky Luke, v61: “Daisy Town” is a Great Introduction
“Daisy Town” may be the best introductory album for a new Lucky Luke reader. And, as it turns out, there’s a good reason for that, too….
Blank Slate: Amnesia and the Single Lady
Boulet and Penelope Bagieu tell the story of an Amnesiac in the City, fighting with her mind to figure out what happened to her. It’s a stylish mystery of personal discovery.
Superdupont, v1: “Revival”
The French aren’t big on superheroes, but there is at least one big superhero parody over there: Superdupont! He can change diapers with the best of ’em!
Lucky Luke, v50: “Seven Stories”
In Cinebook’s 50th “Lucky Luke” album, we get a collection of seven short stories, where the cowboy gets in all sorts of mixed-up comedic adventures.
Ekho v1: “New York”
The world of Ekho is just like our own, only without power and ruled by squirrels. This is the story of two people who crossover to this curious world.
Comics’ Greatest Crossover: Warren Ellis and Billy Joel?!?
DC’s new promo art announces to the world that Warren Ellis’ next project is a series based on Billy Joel’s 1989 album, “Storm Front.”