Chicken Little is a young chicken who lives in the countryside. One day, he is hit by a piece of sky that's fallen from above. Terrified, Chicken Little rings a bell to warn everybody about the imminent danger! Unfortunately, no one believes him not even his father! and Chicken Little becomes the town joke. A year later, when another piece of sky falls on Chicken Little's head, he recruits his friends to uncover the truth behind the mystery of the falling sky. Will they manage to uncover something that redeems Chicken Little, or will his reputation be destroyed forever?

Whether it be artistic, amorous or revolutionary, passion resonates through this stunning work, tracing the complex and turbulent destiny of a young seminarian painter. This is Emmanuel Lepage’s first work as a complete author. An exceptional success.

Welcome to an alternate 1985 where the space race never slowed down, where the push away from Earth relies on duct tape, analog computers, and unstable solid rocket fuel. It's the worst. Max, Roach, Doc, and Bear are the dregs of the cosmos. Punks. Losers. Dropouts. They make cash repossessing the starships of deadbeats who don't make their payments. When they unknowingly jack a mysterious ship, they find themselves thrust into a conflict between the US and USSR. Targeted by American cyborg assassins, mad Soviet agents, Japanese video hackers, and every degenerate space punk bounty hunter between the Earth and Moon, their apolitical nihilistic morals are put to the test, making these losers into unlikely heroes.

In Florence’s childhood, there is a Thing you’re not supposed to talk about. It seems like everyone knows about it… except for her. And she can’t ask any questions—it’s forbidden to speak the word. What happens to children who grow up in prudish isolation, once they hit puberty? Can they ever overcome the shame instilled by a sexless education? In this autobiographical story, Florence Dupré la Tour unveils her childhood in heart-wrenching inks and watercolors: a story of the heavy weight of tradition that forces women to be submissive, and how to resist and escape that fate.

An action-oriented medium, comics have long used wars-real and fictional-as narrative fodder. Now, discover the secret, surprising history of anti-war comics with this marvelously curated collection. A few comics of the time portrayed the horrors of war, but no blatantly anti-war stories were known to exist-until now! Buried in rare comics published during the Cold War were powerful war, fantasy, and sci-fi stories that strongly condemned war and the bomb, boldly calling for peace.