Set of 20 envelopes Corto Maltese, Portrait. Dimensions: 17,5x13cm.

Buenos Aires, 1923. It is revenge that brings Corto Maltese back to Argentina, where one of his friends has been murdered. He intends to discover those responsible, and whatever their importance in the local mafia, punish them in his own way... New color edition. 108 pages. French.

1904, Manchuria. Corto Maltese was not yet 17 when, in the midst of the Russo-Japanese war, his friend Jack London asked him to help flee a young Russian deserter named Rasputin. New color edition. 69 pages. French.

Anatolia, 1921. What attracts Corto Maltese to the ancient Silk Road, through an empire in the midst of chaos? Find the treasure of Alexander the Great or free Rasputin from his Ottoman prison? New color edition. 143 pages. French.

1921, Venice. Corto Maltese is looking for an emerald with mysterious powers. But he is not alone in this quest, the jewel also arousing the envy of fascists and even certain Freemasons... New color edition. 104 pages. French.

Asia, 1918. Corto Maltese and Rasputin embark on a treasure hunt for a Chinese secret society. This is an armored train filled with gold to be contested with warlords, White Russians, and other Mongol revolutionaries. New color edition. 104 pages. French.

1915, in the Caribbean. Corto Maltese befriends Tristan Bantam, a somewhat naive young Englishman, Steiner, a former professor at the University of Prague and Bouche Dorée, the voodoo priestess who seems to already know everything about him! The album Sous le signe du Capricorne brings together 6 adventures by Corto Maltese. New color edition. 136 pages. French.

1913, Pacific Ocean. On the eve of the First World War, Corto Maltese joins forces with the Monk, the mysterious leader of a band of pirates with whom, from the hidden island of Escondida, he will scour the mythical seas of the south. New color edition. 170 pages. French.

Special edition of the double adventure of Tintin on the Moon to mark the 50th anniversary of the arrival of man on the Moon, although Tintin stepped on the moon surface 14 years earlier. This book is made up of the two installments that narrate the space travel created by Hergé in Objectif Lune and On a marché sur la Lune. French Version. 128 pages.

Hergé, Le Feuilleton intégral is a unique opportunity to discover the work of Hergé today, page by page. Volume 8 (1939-1940).

An unpublished version of Tintin in Congo, to discover the genesis of this major work: Unveiling the secrets of the development and publication of different versions of Tintin in the Congo, Philippe Goddin expands his comments to the relationship between Hergé and Africans since the beginnings of the designer in the mid-twenties until his last achievements. 220 pages.

Tintin au pays des soviets Edition fac-similé Black & White. The fac-similés albums are identical copies of the first editions of Tintin albums.

Le crabe aux pinces d'or Edition fac-similé Black & White. The fac-similés albums are identical copies of the first editions of Tintin albums.

Le sceptre d'Ottokar Edition fac-similé Black & White. The fac-similés albums are identical copies of the first editions of Tintin albums.

L'île noire Edition fac-similé Black & White. The fac-similés albums are identical copies of the first editions of Tintin albums.

L'oreille cassée Edition fac-similé Black & White. The fac-similés albums are identical copies of the first editions of Tintin albums.

Le lotus bleu Edition fac-similé Black & White. The fac-similés albums are identical copies of the first editions of Tintin albums.

Les cigares du pharaon Edition fac-similé Black & White. The fac-similés albums are identical copies of the first editions of Tintin albums.

Tintin en Amérique Edition fac-similé Black & White. The fac-similés albums are identical copies of the first editions of Tintin albums.

Tintin au Congo Edition fac-similé Black & White. The fac-similés albums are identical copies of the first editions of Tintin albums.

9 mini facsimiles of the first 9 Tintin albums in black and white, grouped in an elegant support. An exceptional object in unexpected format.

Hergé, Le Feuilleton intégral is a unique opportunity to discover the work of Hergé today, page by page. Volume 9 (1940-1943).

In this second volume of his new French-language work, Philippe Goddin searches out and highlights all the differences between the 75 landscape format pages and the updated drawings and pages created as the story was reworked into the current 62-page format for the 1949 book version.

The scariest Tintin adventure, The Seven Crystal Balls was published in Le Soir between 1943 and August 1944; readers of the Belgian daily paper had the pleasure to discover a total of 150 strips. This original version of the story is reproduced in this new French-language publication, for the first time ever.