Ave Tenebrae (Chroniques de la Lune Noire, #11)

A great war has been brewing for some time. Now, at last, armies from all sides are marching toward the battlefield. The terrifying Haazheel Thorn is already waiting to meet them, as either friend or foe. Wismerhill and the gang have been wreaking havoc throughout the empire, and the time has come for Wismerhill to choose sides. The Black Moon beckons, Wismerhill complies, and the gates of hell open.

The Black Moon Chronicles - Volume 5 - The Scarlet Dance

After transforming into a titan and vanquishing his enemies, Wismerhill has fallen, brought down by a power too great for him to control. This vast power has made an ephemeral God of him. Still, he is but a man, and he must return to mortality in order to continue his reign as emperor of the Opal Throne.

The Black Moon Chronicles - Volume 18 - The Opal Throne

Le Crépuscule des titans (Mens Magna #3)

Wismerhill poursuit son ascension vers le pouvoir. Haazhell Thorn a fait de lui son allié en lui faisant croire que l’empereur avait fait assassiner son père, et, ensemble, ils préparent la guerre qui doit asseoir la domination du maître de la Lune noire. Mais les apparences sont, comme toujours, trompeuses, et Wismerhill n’est pas au bout de ses surprises. Le deuxième tome de cette intégrale réunit Quand sifflent les serpents, La Danse écarlate ainsi que La Couronne des ombres, épisode dans lequel le dessinateur Olivier Ledroit passe le relais à Cyril Pontet.

Chroniques de la Lune Noire (L'intégrale, #2)

Wismerhill has finally made it to the top and it seems like nothing more can get in his way. But then he gets a surprise visit from his father, who he thought was dead. The mysterious Prince of Clouds reveals some hard truths that shake up Wismerhill's world and stir him into action. But he has to move fast! The gates of hell have been opened and demonic hoards are wreaking havoc all over the empire. Wismerhill sets out on an urgent quest to save the Earth from absolute destruction.

Ave Tenebrae (Chroniques de la Lune Noire, #11)

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