Etat du Mississippi, années 60. Toute sa vie, Anderson a courbé l'échine. Sa petite fille a été assassinée il y a quelques années. Le vieux Noir sait depuis toujours que les coupables sont des Blancs et que la justice ne les retrouvera jamais. Mais hier, la femme d'Anderson est morte de vieillesse. Et aujourd'hui, il n'a plus rien à perdre.

Old Pa Anderson

Un hiver de clown

Khaled

Sir Aymar, a knight of great skill and deep honor, journeys the countryside of Middle Age Europe, displaced from his own lands, fighting for his chance to return home and reclaim the towers that are "the tallest and most beautiful in all the land." While visiting a friendly lord, Aymar becomes entangled in a matter of court intrigue, a twisted knot of murder and deceit that threatens to destroy old friendships and innocent lives -- even when truth and honor prevail. Hermann, international comics superstar and creator of Jeremiah, Bernard Prince, Comanche, Blood Ties, and Rodrigo, is one of comics most skilled and versatile storytellers, a master of light, shadow, composition, and character. Few creators of graphic fiction are capable of producing such a sweeping, ambitious work that succeeds so gloriously on so many levels. The Towers of Bois-Maury is Hermann's masterwork, a series of vast scope, breathtaking imagery, and emotional intensity and is another essential Venture graphic album, produced in a beautiful laminated hardcover English-language edition in association with Strip Art Features

Babette (Les tours de Bois-Maury #1)

Julius et Romea

La Fournaise des damnés (Bernard Prince, #7)

Guérilla pour un fantôme (Bernard Prince, #9)

Le dernier diamant

European graphic-fiction master Hermann is known throughout the world for his richly detailed painted art, brilliantly executed composition, and dynamic cinematic approach to storytelling, but his awe-inspiring work is not widely available in the United States. Dark Horse, in association with Strip Art Features now bring an English-language edition of Hermann's latest work to American audiences, presented in an oversized graphic album that beautifully showcases his stunning creative skills. Rodrigo is rich period adventure, set in 14th century Spain at a time of social tumult and great political instability, a time of bloody warfare between Christians and Moslems and dark intrigues in the ranks of the Spanish aristocracy. Few works of graphic fiction can match the sheer splendor of Hermann's vision, and Rodrigo is Hermann at his best!

Old Pa Anderson

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