It's party time in Montcoeur! The mayor has decided to organize a "friendship and living together picnic". Unfortunately, living together has a hitch in its wing, or rather a skewer in its buttocks. Those of the mayor, in this case, victims of an assault by Berthe, Mimile's former lover. 48 pages.

Mimile has had the idea of ​​the century: inviting his old friends to join him in Guyana for a mysterious stay. Antoine, who has never traveled, is over the moon. Pierrot, who has never traveled either, has no intention of letting exoticism and adventure undermine his proverbial bad mood. 48 pages.

Back in Paris for Antoine, Mimile and Juliette. The plan is simple: bring Juliette back to her mother, then rush to the Stade de France to watch the France-Australia rugby match. At least that's what's planned... But, eager to see her father and grandfather make up, Sophie forces them to take care of Juliette together until the next day. 48 pages.

Down with the Magician! The Old Stoves are back, younger than ever! After a summer tour of the 'Loup en slip' theater, Sophie and Antoine return home to discover their charming village in full swing! 48 pages.

In the third volume of Vieux Fourneaux, Lupano and Cauuet focus this time on the case of Mimile, who spent his life traveling the Pacific, between punching balls, rugby and long-term friendships. Once a pirate, always a pirate ! 48 pages.

Lupano and Cauuet describe with as much humor as ever the free fall of our society. Mimile, Antoine, Pierrot and his visually impaired anarchists remain to get things back on track. An unexpected payment from the "carnivorous finance" arrives at just the right time, but also awakens painful memories for Pierrot. 48 pages.

Pierrot, Mimile & Antoine, three septuagenarians, childhood friends, have understood that growing old is the only known way not to die. Even if it means hanging around here a little longer, they are determined to do it with style: one eye turned towards a past that is going to hell, the other scrutinizing an increasingly uncertain future, one foot in the grave and one hand on the heart. 48 pages.

It’s summer, Montcoeur is as dry as a 49.3. The heatwave is such that we can even see the bottom of the Gibelette pond! Unheard of. However, the weather won’t stop Sophie from organizing a party for the 60th anniversary of “Le Loup en Slip”. The opportunity to delve back into memories and dust off some old photos. Le Loup en Slip, in the area, is not nothing. 48 pages. French.