The Judge Dredd art of Brian Bolland is regarded as some of the greatest comic art of the Eighties, and helped catapult both the series and Brian Bolland himself to international acclaim, leading him to work on such titles as Camelot 3000 and Batman: The Killing…
Châtelet Station, Direction Cassiopeia is the 9th volume of the adventures of Valerian. Published in the French magazine Pilote Mensuel in 1980, it’s the beginning of a sumptuous diptych where Pierre Christin will deploy all of his talents as a scriptwriter to take…
A new, unprecedented edition of the classic Batman epic from writer Jeph Loeb (BATMAN: THE LONG HALLOWEEN) presents the art of comics superstar Jim Lee in its pencil form for the very first time. BATMAN: HUSH is a thrilling mystery…
In 2016, Régis Loisel caused a sensation by signing his big comeback as a complete author with Café Zombo: a respectful and intimately personal tribute to the famous character of Mickey Mouse. A sumptuous album that we have decided, for the holidays,…
Milo Manara celebrates 2019 as his fifty-year career. From his beginnings in the tumult of the Italian years to his biography of Caravaggio, through his collaborations with two of the greatest artists of the twentieth century, Hugo Pratt and Federico…
Celebrate the 40th anniversary of the debut of The Rocketeer in comics with this beautiful book showcasing the art of one of comics’ masters!In April of 1982, The Rocketeer debuted as a backup feature from Pacific Comics. From those humble…
Following in the footsteps of the critically acclaimed Wallace Wood: Woodworks and Big John Buscema museum catalogues comes Flesh & Steel: The Art of Russ Heath. As with those first two books, this is an art catalogue of a single…
What’s to Love: With the previous editions of Pen & Ink featuring the art of industry veteran Brian Stelfreeze (Day Men) and newcomer Vanesa R. Del Rey (Hit), we wanted to go back to a comics legend, and naturally that…
Michel Vaillant is about to race during the Monaco F1 Grand-Prix, aboard a Vaillante. We discover that a mysterious driver is testing on the Francorchamps circuit. Nobody saw his face, which he needs the name of the driver without a…
This eighth album in the Lucky Luke series, released in 1956, is a story with a harder, more cynical and violent tone than the others. Death is suggested there many times, even though censorship formally forbids it since the French law…
Featuring an outstanding sampling of Big John Buscema’s classic stories, covers, and interior pages from the mid-1960s to the later ’70s, all in the groundbreaking and multi-Eisner Award-winning Artist’s Edition format! Buscema was a true “artist’s artist,” his stellar anatomy,…