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 Each volume is dedicated to an album and contains reproductions of original draws, unpublished archives analyzed by the author, Philippe Goddin. 112 pages.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'Oreille Cassée (T6). French.

Each adventure takes Natacha to a different universe. From the beginning, Walthéry has avoided repetition by regularly changing scriptwriters. The original approach of this "A Life in Drawings" pays homage to a universe with multiple riches. 256 pages. French. Limited edition of 399 copies with numbered and signed dust jacket and frontispiece.

Each adventure takes Natacha to a different universe. From the beginning, Walthéry has avoided repetition by regularly changing scriptwriters. The original approach of this "A Life in Drawings" pays homage to a universe with multiple riches. 256 pages. French.

At the origin of the Pixi figurines with Alexis Poliakoff, he now runs the Maison Pixi in Paris and makes it shine throughout the world. In this book, he reveals the secrets and history of these famous figurines and their red boxes. 432 pages. French.

Book that offers you a fabulous journey into the world of Pixi figurines, one of the leaders in collectible figurines, in lead or bronze. 208 pages. 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 Each volume is dedicated to an album and contains reproductions of original draws, unpublished archives analyzed by the author, Philippe Goddin. 112 pages.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 Lotus bleu (T5). 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 Each volume is dedicated to an album and contains reproductions of original draws, unpublished archives analyzed by the author, Philippe Goddin. 112 pages. Les Cigares du pharaon (T4). French.

Riding his tireless pterodelph, Arzak tirelessly crisscrosses the mineral expanses, flies over the overheated sands, explores gorges and ravines. Nothing escapes his alert gaze, the smallest rock lizard, the patches of killer grass... A 248-page color and black & white comic strip, with texts by Jean Giraud and Isabelle Giraud. Unpublished bookmark (7x21cm) included. French.

Fans of the Tintin universe will be able to discover the book "Tchang Tchong-Jen, travelling artist" biography of Hergé's friend. This book published by Éditions Moulinsart / Casterman was written by Dominique Maricq and Tchang Yifei. 192 pages. 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. Tintin en Amérique (T3). French.

Luxury B&W print of the Spirou and Fantasio album by Tome & Janry: Spirou à Moscou. Deluxe print edited by Black & White Editions. Hardcover. Limited edition and numbered 475 copies, hand signed by Janry.

Luxury B&W print of the Spirou and Fantasio album by J.C. Fournier: Kodo le Tyran. 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 album by Émile Bravo: une fin et un nouveau départ suivi du Journal d’un Ingénu. Deluxe print edited by Black & White Editions. Hardcover. Limited edition and numbered 400 copies, hand signed by Émile Bravo.

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. Tintin au Congo (T2). French.

Follow the gastronomic journeys of Asterix through the ancient world! From the famous village of the indomitable Gauls to Rome, via Hispania, Brittany, Helvetia, Greece and Belgium: Quenelles de Lugdunum, Ragoût aux lauriers de César, Lamb façon Rieur Sanglier, Salmon picte, Brioche au thé des Bretons, Glouglou en goguette, Shakshuka de l’Odyssée. Author: Thibaud Villanova. 144 pages. French.

40 contemporary chefs offer a menu reminiscent of one of the 40 banquets of Asterix. Starter-main course or main course-dessert, many recipes from this book are offered here exclusively, recalling the healthy and necessary action of the Restos du Cœur, which every year, for nearly 40 years, has served meals to disadvantaged people. A work with a prologue by Romain Colucci. 96 pages. French.

This evening box will gently accompany bedtime and will charm you with its contents: a book of 32 pages containing the story of the Little Prince suitable for young readers, as well as 10 phosphorescent decorations to place above your child's bed! To stick: stars, shooting stars, crescent moons... to have sweet dreams, in the reassuring light of the stars!

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. Tintin au pays des soviets (T1). French.

The catalogue of the Corto Maltese exhibition at the Public Information Library (BPI). Language: French. 144 pages.

The catalog reproduces iconic plates by Edmond-François Calvo, Will Eisner, Hergé, George Herriman, Winsor McCay and Geo McManus, accompanied by an introductory text by Anne Lemonnier. Language: French. 72 pages.

A true journey through the modern and contemporary history of comics, the exhibition "Comics (1964-2024)" brings into dialogue for the first time in France its three main centers of expression: European creation, Asian mangas and American comics. Language: French and English. 60 pages.

The year 1964 marked the emergence of adult comics, in opposition to American comics intended for young people. The exhibition and catalog retrace 60 years of graphic creation and transformation of comics, from Hara Kiri to the most contemporary artists. Language: French. 296 pages.

Hiroshige or the love of landscape. By telling the life of Hiroshige (1797-1858), a fire officer who became an artist by choice, this book makes accessible a deep understanding of the world of prints and allows you to visit in the footsteps of the painter the Japan he knew, whose landscapes he magnified, by traveling its famous roads, the Tōkaidō and the Kisokaidō. 224 pages. French

La Manga by Hokusai (1760-1849) is an irreplaceable key to understanding his multifaceted art. 4000 drawings fully reproduced and commented, this work offers an unrivaled visual encyclopedia of Japan at the beginning of the 19th century. This luxury edition of two volumes in slipcase reproduces all 15 volumes of the Manga, three of which were published posthumously. 912 pages. French.