Anyone got any European comic recommendations or Franco-Belgian comics in general?
>>83320024
Incal/Metabarons would be my first rec. Most all of the Jodo stuff is worth reading.
>>83320107
Thanks will do!
Orbital
scifi political thriller
The most famous one.
>>83320566
>>83320599
Thanks.
Long John Silver
>>83320024
Alone also known as Seuls. Kids wake up in an empty city and things get weird and worse.
Bilal
>>83320024
First of all, bedetheque is your friend. http://www.bedetheque.com/
Some shots in the dark:
Fantasy:
Classical choice: Thorgal
Modern choice: Lanfeust. http://pastebin.com/npFTe74C.
SF: Classic choice: Valerina
Modenr Choice: Wake. It is similar to orbital but I think it is better: http://www.mediafire.com/folder/8o9fev8qu6bue/BD#k7t1d6khh0424http://www.mediafire.com/folder/8o9fev8qu6bue/BD#k7t1d6khh0424
Historical:
Classic Choice: Blueberry
Modern Choice: Whaligoë
>>83320024
Blacksad, Torpedo, Cat eyes, The saga of the metabarons.
The Nikopol Trilogy is essential, IMO even more so than The Incal. Really anything by Enki Bilal but Nikopol is his magnum opus.
other stuff that doesn't look as though it got mentioned:
SkyDoll (robot slave caught up between competing religions that operate like TV networks, has kind of a Fifth-Element vibe to it)
Okko (Japanese fantasy adventure, samurai, geishas, demon spirits, etc etc)
Wake (intergalactic convoy adventures, away missions, inter-species diplomacy, Star Trek-esque)
Quest of the Time Bird (classic fantasy adventure)
The Obscure Cities (veeeeeeery long-running series with each book centered around a fictional city. Storytelling is rather abstract, more of an exersize in fantastical architecture/urban design.
I'm still a beginner in French, any comic/webcomic recommendations that are aimed towards kids but still good?
Currently reading Tintin and probably going to read Alone in French next (already read it in English).
>>83324050
>Modern choice: Lanfeust
no thank you
>>83330841
there's always Asterix, Spirou, Iznogoud
>>83330841
Yakari.
>>83332884
>>83332954
Thanks for the recs, I'll put them on the list. The Coles near me always has super cheap French comic books so they've been a fun resource. I also have a couple books of Bone translated into French.
>>83333186
question, by aimed at children you mean like children in america? or children in general, because there's comics like Melusine that's children aimed, but has flashes of skin like pic related
>>83320024
An easier way would be by searching by authors:
- Enrique Alcatena
- Juan Gimenez
- Jeronaton
- Pierre Alary
- Carlos Trillo
- Antonio Segura
- Esteban Maroto
- Alfonso Font
- Enrico Marini
- Jean Yves Mitton
- Jordi Bernet
- Hugo Pratt
- Vincent Segrelles
>>83333838
Le petit spirou also. Jesus Janry knows how to drow dem legs
Can someone explain to me, structurally, how The Incal works?
How many issues make up The Incal / Before The Incal / Final Incal? Are there spin-offs? One-shots?
I have the hardest time finding any info beyone the story summary.
>>83320566
2nding this - And does anyone have an English copy of #6?
>>83330841
Lucky Luke
>>83335983
The Incal is the entire story, Before, After and Final are spin-offs, including the Metabarons and Technopriests
>>83335983
It's actually easier for the english translation since the Incal sagas are put into amalgamated volumes so Incal/Before/Final are each their own contained book so you don't need to keep track of that stuff. In french they separate every chapter into separate books unless you spend a fuckload on a special edition.
The only real odd-man out is After The Incal which is an incomplete single chapter, Jodo and Moebius split ways and he just rebooted it from scratch as Final Incal. Then there's also Metabarons and Technopriests which are spinoffs although they share very little in common with the Incal lore. Those are also sold as single amalgamated books in english.
>>83336130
Ok. So in English I downloaded 12 issues all labeled as The Incal. Is that correct? Or is it shorter?
>>83336216
look at the titles
The Incal
L'Incal Noir ("The Black Incal") (1981)
L'Incal Lumière ("The Luminous Incal") (1982)
Ce qui est en bas ("What Lies Beneath") (1984)
Ce qui est en haut ("What is Above") (1985)
La cinquième essence – Galaxie qui Songe ("The Fifth Essence – The Dreaming Galaxy") (1988)
La cinquième essence – La planète Difool ("The Fifth Essence – Planet DiFool") (1988)
Before the Incal
Adieu le père ("Farewell, father") (1988)
Détective privé de "Classe R" ("Class "R" Detective") (1990)
Croot! (1991)
Anarchopsychotiques ("Psycho Anarchist") (1992)
Ouisky, SPV et homéoputes ("Vhisky, SPV and Homeo-Whores") (1993)
Suicide Allée ("Suicide Alley") (1995)
After the Incal
Le nouveau rêve ("The New Dream") (2000)
Final Incal
Les Quatre John Difool ("The Four John DiFools") (2008)
Louz de Garra ("Luz De Garra") (2011)
Gorgo Le Sale ("Gorgo the Foul") (2014)
>>83320024
>>83336319
Mine don't have titles that I can see, they have numbers.
>>83336532
ok, if it's the humanoids one then the first six issues are Before the Incal, this is the first page of the Incal
>>83336774
Not one of the 12 issues has a page 1 like that.
![906156aa-8c9e-11e5-9ba9-f50d0f15e0e2[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/hnTuJO2.jpg "906156aa-8c9e-11e5-9ba9-f50d0f15e0e2[1].jpg")
Garulfo, nice fairy tales light satire.
>>83330841
Le college invisible (the invisible college, urban fantasy)
Les Legendaires (the legendaries, heroic fantasy). It don't really like it, it's drawn like a kid manga, but it's smarter than it looks and is a big success.
>>83324050
>SF: Classic choice: Valerina
Do you mean Valerian & Laureline?
>>83330841
Smurfs
>>83336953
Here you go anon
http://userscloud.com/6ooa9q5udt1g/The_Incal_v01_-_The_Black_Incal_%282012%29_%28digital%29_%28Son_of_Ultron-Empire%29.cbr
http://userscloud.com/j3uon3t7anag/The_Incal_v02_-_The_Luminous_Incal_%282012%29_%28digital%29_%28Son_of_Ultron-Empire%29.cbr
http://userscloud.com/2l03tchipyqt/The_Incal_v03_-_What_Lies_Beneath_%282013%29_%28digital%29_%28Son_of_Ultron-Empire%29.cbr
http://userscloud.com/j0d6obr128t1/The_Incal_v04_-_What_is_Above_%282013%29_%28digital%29_%28Son_of_Ultron-Empire%29.cbr
http://userscloud.com/mn6zpmk3gwkr/The_Incal_v05_-_The_Fifth_Essence_-_The_Dreaming_Galaxy_%282013%29_%28digital%29_%28Son_of_Ultron-Empire%29.cbr
http://userscloud.com/5cxlnz5ysdb1/The_Incal_v06_-_The_Fifth_Essence_-_Planet_DiFool_%282013%29_%28digital%29_%28Son_of_Ultron-Empire%29.cbr
>>83337248
thank yooooooouu
that is so much easier.
>>83337248
>>83337371
Might as well post the rest, just becausewho's gonna stop me?
Before the Incal
http://userscloud.com/p3anu2spvp6y/Before_the_Incal_Vol._01_-_Farewell,_Father_(1988)_(digital)_(Minutemen-Excelsior).cbz
http://userscloud.com/c98en09mj3wv/Before_the_Incal_Vol._02_-_Class_R_Detective_(1990)_(digital)_(Minutemen-Excelsior).cbz
http://userscloud.com/1pl1tcf52eeu/Before_the_Incal_Vol._03_-_Croot_(1991)_(digital-SD)_(Minutemen-Excelsior).cbz
http://userscloud.com/b3aicqou0354/Before_the_Incal_Vol._04_-_Psycho_Anarchist_(1992)_(digital-SD)_(Minutemen-Excelsior).cbz
http://userscloud.com/slmmsl7i22te/Before_the_Incal_Vol._05_-_Vhisky,_SPV,_and_Homeo-Whores_(1993)_(digital-SD)_(Minutemen-Excelsior).cbz
http://userscloud.com/h3kgnxhh4tte/Before_the_Incal_Vol._06_-_Suicide_Alley_(1995)_(digital-SD)_(Minutemen-Excelsior).cbz
After the Incal
http://userscloud.com/1yks1p6qkz1s/After_the_Incal_Vol._01_-_The_New_Dream_(2000)_(digital-SD)_(Minutemen-Excelsior).cbz
Final Incal
http://userscloud.com/vd7i99smbq06/Final_Incal_Vol._01_-_The_Four_John_Difools_(2008)_(digital)_(Minutemen-Excelsior).cbz
http://userscloud.com/oowpdyuoki9k/Final_Incal_Vol._02_-_Luz_De_Garra_(2011)_(digital-SD)_(Minutemen-Excelsior).cbz
http://userscloud.com/e278z6ne3ncp/Final_Incal_Vol._03_-_Gorgo_The_Foul_(2014)_(digital-SD)_(Minutemen-Excelsior).cbz
>>83337514
Wonderful
>>83320024
So it's
The Incal
After the Incal
and then
Final Incal
Right?
>>83337639
after could be considered scratch, decent read but still
>>83336130
>>83337639
Final Incal is After the Incal (never finished), redrawn, reworked and expanded. Artist is Ladronn instead of Moebius.
>>83320024
If you like Möebius art I recommend 'Blueberry', a cowboy series drawn in a more realistic style and inspired by Sergio Leone's body of work and similar spaghetti westerns.
Tintin is a no-brainer, basically kicked off the whole Franco-Belgian comics movement.
Serge le Tendre is a writer who collaborates with various artists. He's written a good deal of excellent fantasy comics that are worth checking out.
Loisel's 'Peter Pan' is amazing, beautifully done and well written. Tells a kind of prequel/companion story to the original book with a much darker take. The lost boys are street urchins, Captain Hook is a mean motherfucker and so on. It's not so long as too drag out and still long enough to tell a good story. Really worth a try, even if you are not normally into dark'n'gritty retellings. There's a good overview of the series here:
http://www.comicsbeat.com/peter-pan-a-prequel-by-regis-loisel-dark-discomforting-and-delightful/
>>83320024
Anyone read Annibal 5 of Jodo? How is it?
>>83333838
I'm after simple grammar and not too large of a vocabulary. I am not opposed to some of dem titties along with it.
Speaking of Wake, is Ouash around? There's a new volume out but I don't know if anyone's translated it yet.
If I recall correctly the eurocomics crowd like to leave a couple of month grace period between the official release and the translation, but I don't know how long that is.
>>83320024
Bouncer, there's an omnibus collecting all the Humanoids stories.
There are 2 missing though, and they're published by Glénat, so they're probably never getting translated into English.
>>83341794
IIRC Franquin's Spirou has 100% pun-free dialogue.
>>83337639
it's
Before the Incal
The Incal
Final Incal
and After the Incal, if your interested in seeing the original plot before Jodorowsky reworked it.
hugo pratt
enki bilal
milo manara
moebius
guido crepax
sergio toppi
juan gimenez
jean van hamme
you also have classics like tintin, astérix, lucky luke, gaston
Le cycle de Cyan (anything from Bougeon really)
Le Decalogue
Aldebaran, Betelgeuse and Antares
I really enjoy Blake et Mortimer, but it can get really wordy
>>83320024
If you're looking for irreverent fun, Isnogud and Asterix are safe bets.
My European favorites (admittedly because I read them the most) are mostly Italian comics, like Alan Ford, Martin Mystere (had a TV that's an in-name-only adaptation) and Dylan Dog (had a movie that was only slighty more accurate).
I don't know if you'll find them translated into English easily, but they are generally translated into a bunch of European languages.
Alan Ford is a James Bond satire, with a handsome agent protagonist and his support team, but they're all horribly poor, suffer bad luck, and generally argue and fight all the time. Kind of like Archer, but there's a lot more interesting social commentary and historical allusions.
Martin and Dylan are similar to an extent, reflected in the fact they exist in the same universe and are best friends (and had a few crossovers).
Martin deals with the fantasy kitchen sink of conspiracy theories, myths and legends - from weapons of ancient Atlantis, alien invaders and secret societies to various godlike entities, hidden superhumans and even Peter Pan's Neverland. Martin himself in-universe is a famous archeologist and mystery-seeker who people come to with weird problems. Think Indiana Jones meets Men In Black with a dash of Doctor Strange. Generally educational as fuck as Martin takes the time to explain the historical/mythological/scientific background of every adventure, and the writers generally do their research.
Dylan is the Bruce to Martin's Clark - his stories tend to be darker, less conspiracies and SciFi and more monsters and horror, he frequently loses people and generally has a dour outlook as a result. If Martin's like a (magic-free) Stephen Strange, Dylan is like a (magic-free) John Constantine.
These aren't terribly detailed synopses, but they're generally very good comics (all of them are B&W, btw). The latter two are very popular in parts of Europe, while Alan Ford is more of a niche thing in South Europe.
Didn't see a mention for Zombillenium yet, so I'll recommend it, for a newer series
Natacha is nice
>>83343515
Good taste anon, good taste.
Have issue on on the computer, should I storytime?
>>83343451
>Alan Ford is more of a niche thing in South Europe
As far as I know, only in Italy and the countries of former Yugoslavia.
OP here. Thanks for all the suggestions.
I'd recomment Les Demons d'Alexia (Alexia's Daemons), a comic about a young exorcist being hired by the french paranormal research institute.
It was published first in Spirou magazine, despite being full of gore, dark magic and ritual murders.
>>83346238
Still on hiatus?
>>83346309
Possibly for ever.
They're doing other projects together now (Moms' Killers, Hell School, Children of the Resistance).
Too bad, there were still a couple of unresolved plot points.And woud you please just fuck, girls? All that sexual tension, jesus!
>>83345916
don't see why not
>>83340015
Phil ripped 1 and 2 a while ago. I only read the first, but I was entertained. I put it on hold since I'm assuming there's more and it will be available eventually.
>>83342023
He said he'd be done with it this month, though that's looking unlikely.
As for the grace period, the scanners sit on their scans for 6 months, to give shit time to sell.
>>83345916
>should I storytime?
>>83347121
>>83346990
Alright, gonna eat and then it's chaud time.
>>83347248
Issue 1 - Gretchen.
>>83348502
And since I'm a nice fellow, a couple of videos where the author shows how he uses vectorial drawing (in french, so the second one is a bit more graphic to keep the anglos interested)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iaDCIn2OlFo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FG2EJmWEv8
>>83348560
>>83348584
And some music for the ride.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHXf7wEpBPI
An animated movie is in the works, apparently.
>>83348619
>>83348634
>>83348655
>>83348675
For some reason, I'm sure that the page order in this sequence was a bit different in the french version.
>>83348726
by the way, if you haven't read Peche Mignons by the same author, I'd definitely recommend it.
One of the rare good humorous sex comics of the recent years, alongside Zep's excellent Happy Sex
>>83348760
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>>83348821
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>>83348943
>>83348962
Wonder it one dyied her hair, or if it's natural heterochromia.
>>83349039
>>83349060
>>83349079
>>83349096
I have to find a bot to do storytimes.
>>83349120
Zombillenium is simple enough. But long runners? Pffff.
>>83349158
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>>83349321
Put tiny angel silhouettes on the windows, it works with birds
>>83349339
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>>83349400
>dance is all I have left
Why does everyone wants to pull Mike down?
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>>83349471
To be completely honest here, if I could rip off my hand to issue duels, I'd never stop.
And if I could transform into a giant angry demon at will and tear anyone into pieces, I would probably have a lot of anger management issues too.
>>83349557
I guess non-french will miss most of the zombie unions related puns. It's a shame, they were really good.
>>83349603
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>>83349701
That's what happens when you try to cut corners on maintenance
>>83349745
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>>83349803
btw, about the "You think I've Dumb-Ass written all over my face" bit.
In french, he says "Do I look like a cuckhold to you?" since he's wearing the horns. Afaik the expression is used in english, so idk why they didn't translate it.
>>83349954
>>83349978
>>83349954
I think it works with the cornuto, but yeah the joke doesn't really work in english
>>83350011
The song in question.
Not the best audio quality, but the choregraphy more than makes up for it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cRNa96UZuY
>>83350113
>>83350135
>>83350023
Can't really blame them, humor is usually pretty hard to translate in another language.
After I got my hands on the scanlation of Alexia's Demons and tryed to rework it, I have a total respect for even the shittiest translator out there.
>>83342286
>There are 2 missing though, and they're published by Glénat, so they're probably never getting translated into English.
phillywilly translated them some years ago.
>>83347121
>Phil ripped 1 and 2 a while ago. I only read the first, but I was entertained. I put it on hold since I'm assuming there's more and it will be available eventually.
There isn't anymore, 2 is the last volume.
And FIN. Thanks to Novus for the scans, hope you liked it.
>>83350199
You don't see his bottom half because he wears no pants. It's pretty hard to find something that fits goat legs, mind you.
>>83350199
>I have a total respect for even the shittiest translator out there.
tell me about it, found an argentinian comic i'm translating to english, the author moved to italy because his works were more accepted there, and the work continues obviously in italian
>>83350292
That was actually pretty cool.
>>83349978
>only women's names on the phone
Fucking Tai Chi teachers, man. Stealing all our girls.
>>83347121
>>83342023
Yeah sorry about that, I assumed I would suddenly have oodles of free time once my classes were over last week but things did not work out the way I planned. It's partially done and I am working on it a bit here and there but I haven't had the time to buckle down and finish the rest yet.
It'll get done in time, hopefully it won't be too much longer.
Hm, I just had a thought. If I make a translation project page on here, does anybody think it would be able to stay alive for a couple days? If I do that I can post the pages as I finish them. It might be nicer to see the progress than just hear "I'm working on it" over and over.
>>83351850
If it will give you the drive to shed procrastination off you to work on it, why not?
>>83352224
I'm going to work on the cover and a few opening pages and then start the thread, then.
bump for the night
Is "The bellybuttons" worth reading? I just found out there's a another recently founded company that releases franco-belgian stuff in my language.
>>83320024
Moomin, the comics drawn by Tove Jansson herself.
>>83350236
>There isn't anymore, 2 is the last volume.
Welp, time to put those in the To Read folder then.
>>83351055
Eh, as long as I know you didn't pull an LCV then I'm happy.
Take your time.
>>83352476
Honestly, don't.
If you have to force yourself it's no longer a hobby, it's a chore.
And I'd rather proof it all in one go.
>>83355041
Definitely. It starts off as simple gag-a-day stuff but develops some surprisingly deep plots, characters and drama.
Epileptic (or anything else!) by David B.
The Donjon series by Lewis Trondheim, Joann Sfar and others
Anything by Stephane Blanquet
Anything by J.C Menu
676 Apparitions of Killoffer (or anything else by him--if you're French you're spoiled for choice, if in the US or UK there's only really this book and scattered anthology appearances in English. In fact I'd recommend anything by any of the L'Association founders but especially if you're in France)
The Alack Sinner stuff by Carlos Sampayo and Jose Munoz
Anything by Jacques Tardi but You Are Here is a personal favourite
Peplum by Blutch
Anything by Christophe Blain (I think Gus and his Gang is still available in English)
>>83355245
>as long as I know you didn't pull an LCV
What did LeChatVert do? Just disappear or something? That was kind of before my time in the scanlation scene.
>>83355318
Well it's less about forcing myself, since I still want to do it and enjoy it, I just haven't been driven enough to make time for it after being so busy with school the past few months. That's why I spent that one weekend doing Felidae: I wasn't less busy than usual, but I got hyped about it and made time by pushing some stuff back for later.
Here's a compromise then, since we already have a perfectly good European comic thread up. Instead of making a new thread for it I'll post my progress in here until I'm either done or this thread 404's, in which case I'll post the finished version when it's done.
>>83357047
>>83357344
Ok, so for this one think waaaaaaaay back to last May when I did Book 17 (or whenever you last read it). So yeah, the twist from the last book is revealed on the first page of this book. Dun dun dun!
>>83357722
>The panda people are back.
Man I'm so behind.
>>83358110
Well it kind of makes sense they'd have to show up again, since, if you recall (actual spoilers incoming)Navis fucked one of them and got pregnant
>>83357722
>>83357047
>LCV
He just disappered in the middle of a tome. IIRC it was a Violine or Petit Spirou tome.
He was just the first one I could think of, doing the disappering.
>>83358189
What what? That was like volume 3,I know that guy wanted to fuck her but I don't remember any pregnancy.
Where can I download volumes 12 through 17? I just double checked and the latest I have is 11.
This is god tier comic anon.
>>83358307
Then you have some catching up to do, anon. See below
>>83358365
All in my folder, my good man: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/k7t1d6khh0424/Wake
>>83358189
Métal hurlant
>>83358482
Probably going to keep working until the top of the hour, then break for the night. That should let me get a couple more pages done.
Ctrl+F doesn't find any Gotlib. nor any Druillet.
this thread lacks taste.
Does anybody have an update on The Metabaron? I read through the Jodoverse about a year back and was left feeling like there was still a story to tell, even with a story named "The Final Incal." There's still stuff to do with the rest of the original cast from the Incal. What becomes of them in this new timeline. So I really want to know how the Metabaron goes, and if the rest of those characters show up at all.
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>>83337514
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>>83337719
Ever thinking of going full Jodoverse, with the Metabarons material, the Technopriets, and Megalex?
>>83320599
Anyone able to storyline this?
>>83320024
Requiem Vampire Knight.
>>83358829
>>83359280
I'll do one more page after this.
>>83359960
Ok, last one for the night. If this thread is still around tomorrow I'll continue posting my progress. Otherwise, I'll just work on it and make a storytime thread when it's done.
>>83360285
>>83360285
Thanks
>>83348502
>de Pins
YEAH!
>no horny shortstacks
The fuck?
>>83359089
>The Metabaron?
it's coming out in English in Autumn I believe?
It's available in German already for like half the price of the US version's retail price.
>>83359089
You skipped the Castaca's, the prequel to the Metabarons
>Re-reading wake to catch up
>Every volume ends on a downer.
>>83362837
No I didn't? that wasn't a list of Jodoverse material. Just me thinking there's still something to tell in the most current point in the timeline.
>>83322466
Got links?
bump, pic related is from Belladonna by Pierre Alary, already mentioned. It's a good swashbuckling action comic set in Paris 1680.
>>83324050
>Modern choice: Lanfeust. http://pastebin.com/npFTe74C.
I've been looking for that! Thank you!
Finally caught up.
Man this series is going places.
>>83367300
I wish it got a follow up
>>83367300
Is that supposed to be a knife? Why does something that tiny even have a handguard?
>>83369229
>>83367300
you never know anon, miracles can happen sometimes
also, have you read Alary's Simbad or Moby Dick?
>>83349803
He kinda reminds me of the demon from that one gay webcomic about the guy and his demon boyfriend.
>>83348760
>by the way, if you haven't read Peche Mignons by the same author, I'd definitely recommend it.
It was translated as "Guilty Pleasures" and I agree, it's excellent.
>>83369318
>Is that supposed to be a knife?
No, next page, pic related, is a spolier.
>>83370567
Oh, a whip sword and katars. Well isn't she special.
>>83371102
She's was raised by indian monks.
>>83358989
As much as I like both of them, I wouldn't recomment them for beginners and non-native french speakers.
I mean, Gotlib's humor is pretty french, and
On a sidenote, Druillet did some cinema work, and one clip with William Sheller that's straight out a Lone Sloane album
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzxNfHx9uXA
>>83360285
Thx man
>>83371102
>whip sword and katars
Urumi - sword with a flexible whip-like blade from India. Makes sense, the character trained there.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMAsCuDFSUI
>>83320024
The "Cylces d'Albdébaran"
You must read them
all of them
it is an order
right now
>>83372403
>giving orders
>instead of explaining anon why he will lead a more satisfying existence after reading The Cycles of Aldebaran
It's like you didn't read them at all
>>83359216
>>83320599
...what the hell IS this comic about? is it like some historical mystery solving or something??
>>83372751
It's The Bourne Identity, the comic
>>83372751
>Man is found by an old lady on a shore, with bullet-in-the-head induced amnesia.
>Killers comes to get him some time later, he discovers that he probably had SF training or somethink in his previous life because he got a lot of murder-related muscle memory.
>Goes on a quest to find out who he really is, while everyone's hunting him.
There's conspiracies, state affairs, sexy ladies and explosions.
It's Bourne Identity meets JFK murder case, and then it blows up from there.
>>83372934
>>83372951
well, fuck, I'm sold.
thanks anons
This seems as good a place as any to post these:
>Trolls of Troy 01 - Troll Tales (Remaster-Digital) (1997) (TheOhJay)
http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/aORd9Jjl/file.html
https://mega.nz/#!9FNFXTDS!5G0FBKu5OThk6yyq0NWOtoxqkTmdzRuYjs-dMyL5xQw
>Trolls of Troy 02 - The Venerable's Scalp (Remaster-HD) (1998) (TheOhJay)
http://www16.zippyshare.com/v/I8kItkqH/file.html
https://mega.nz/#!VZsWVaoI!CcBxDAHsrr_lZix4ebpcTV-A5nnp6jxSPaOqUDbJHKQ
Bump for moar sillage
>>83360306
>goddamn death orb kicks off on page 9
And I thought it'd take half a book at least before we got to find out what this thing did.
