The complete reissue of Inside Moebius in two volumes, expanded with a bonus section for a total of 760 full-color pages. Housed in a slipcase, these softcover books are printed on Munken paper for an optimal reading experience. The "little extra": a bonus section featuring images, sketches, and stories at the end of Volume 1 ! French. Slipcase dimensions: 17.5x24.6cm.

Touch, pet, and discover the Little Prince and his friends: the Little Prince’s planet, the rose, the little sheep, and the fox... Language: French. Dimensions: 20,50x2x20,5cm.

Discover the timeless story of The Little Prince in a beautiful book featuring 5 puzzles, perfect for little hands to enjoy! Language: French. Dimensions: 22,1x2,1x22,2cm.

A cloth book full of tenderness to introduce the poetry of The Little Prince to your baby. Featuring very soft fabric and an embroidered cover, it’s perfect for sharing a reassuring moment together before bedtime. French language. Dimensions: 16,8x4,3x18cm.

This series of 23 richly illustrated volumes, following the chronology of Hergé's work, reveals the creation of The Adventures of Tintin and offers a panorama of Hergé's universe. Each volume is dedicated to an album and contains reproductions of original draws, unpublished archives analyzed by the author, Philippe Goddin. 112 pages. Le Trésor de Rackham le Rouge (T12). French.

This series of 23 richly illustrated volumes, following the chronology of Hergé's work, reveals the creation of The Adventures of Tintin and offers a panorama of Hergé's universe. Each volume is dedicated to an album and contains reproductions of original draws, unpublished archives analyzed by the author, Philippe Goddin. 112 pages. Le Secret de la Licorne (T11). French.

This series of 23 richly illustrated volumes, following the chronology of Hergé's work, reveals the creation of The Adventures of Tintin and offers a panorama of Hergé's universe. Each volume is dedicated to an album and contains reproductions of original draws, unpublished archives analyzed by the author, Philippe Goddin. 112 pages. L'Étoile mystérieuse (T10). French.

This series of 23 richly illustrated volumes, following the chronology of Hergé's work, reveals the creation of The Adventures of Tintin and offers a panorama of Hergé's universe. Each volume is dedicated to an album and contains reproductions of original draws, unpublished archives analyzed by the author, Philippe Goddin. 112 pages. Le Crabe aux pinces d'or (T9). French.

Luxury B&W print of the Spirou and Fantasio album by J.C. Fournier: Des haricots partout. Deluxe print edited by Black & White Editions. Hardcover. Limited edition and numbered 450 copies, hand signed by J.C. Fournier.

Luxury B&W print of the Spirou and Fantasio album by Tome & Janry: Luna Fatale. Deluxe print edited by Black & White Editions. Hardcover. Limited edition and numbered 500 copies, hand signed by Janry.

The wonderful story of the Little Prince to share with your baby, with songs to listen to on every page! 6 songs featuring the tunes of his favorite nursery rhymes. French. Dimensions: 15,6x17cm.

Fleurus Educational Book, The Little Prince: A l'école avec le Petit Prince. Alphabet, numbers, shapes, drawing, colors, spatial and temporal awareness… Follow the Little Prince as he learns the essential skills of preschool. All in a fun way by lifting flaps, turning wheels, or pulling tabs! French. Dimensions: 22x24cm.

In Hergé-Jacobs: from Duo to Duel, Éric Verhoest recounts the story of a creative friendship, marked by exceptional complicity but also by a fruitful artistic rivalry. 192 pages. French.

The complete works of the Boss, finally published in several volumes. Volume 1: 1967: Gai-Luron, Dingodossiers and unpublished works. Gotlib, The Drawn Works - 1967, co-published with Dargaud, inaugurates an ambitious collection: the complete chronological edition of all the stories and drawings published by Gotlib. Dargaud / Fluide Glacial. 240 pages. French.

When, in 1971, a young and audacious comic strip journalist named Numa Sadoul knocked on Hergé's door in Brussels to interview him for a publication, he didn't yet know that it would take him four years of work and patience to compile his four interviews with Hergé and finally publish them in 1975 under the title Tintin and Me. 160 pages. French.

From the hero's birth in 1946 under the pen of Morris to the albums of the golden age that was the collaboration with the scriptwriter Goscinny, this work reveals the secrets of making one of the most popular series in the history of Franco-Belgian comics. 144 pages. French.

Discover the behind-the-scenes of Franquin's masterpiece through graphic research, scenarios, and previously unpublished sketches. Isabelle Franquin, his father's daughter, has opened the doors of her office to reveal to the general public the previously unpublished research and sketches of Idées noires. 176 pages. French.

While he may seem completely unsuited to the corporate world, Franquin's "unemployed hero" actually has a lot to say about it. And his struggles are far more relevant than they seem. 152 pages. French language.

Collector's Edition ! Discover the artbook of Asterix's 41th adventure, Astérix en Lusitanie, in a luxurious box set. Limited and numbered edition of 900 copies. 112 pages. French.

Collector's Edition ! Discover the artbook of Asterix's 40th adventure, L'Iris blanc, in a luxurious box set. The 44 original penciled and inked plates by Didier Conrad, En face-à-vis, a graphic notebook containing numerous drawings and graphic research by Fabcaro and Didier Conrad, 5 ex-libris. Limited and numbered edition of 900 copies. 112 pages. French. L'Iris blanc

From April 5 to November 11, 2025, the Musée National de l’Automobile – Collection Schlumpf offers a unique immersion into the automotive world of Tintin through a new exhibition dedicated to the emblematic cars of the adventures of the famous reporter created by Hergé. 208 pages.

Lézards rêveurs is an edition that brings together two personal notebooks by Jean Giraud Mœbius, both produced between 1996 and 1999. Together, they form a small corpus of texts and drawings created with the firm intention of capturing the traces of his graphic reveries, losing nothing of what is happening behind the apparent reality of the world... 244 pages. Ex-libris included. French.

Diabolical! How Edgar Jacobs's trap for his heroes backfired. Thanks to the precious archives left to the Jacobs Foundation by the author of Blake and Mortimer during his lifetime, delve behind the scenes of the creation of Diabolical Trap. 144 pages. French.

In London, Philip Mortimer and young Richard, Francis Blake's nephew, dine with James Whale. The director of The Invisible Man is preparing a film dedicated to the famous Yellow Mark affair. Leaving the hotel, Mortimer and Richard are nearly run over by a driverless car... 56 pages. French.