Plongez dans Sage, le roman graphique bouleversant de Quentin Zuttion, où l'auteur explore sans fard son combat contre l'anxiété et l'homophobie intériorisée. Une œuvre intime et nécessaire, saluée pour sa sincérité et son audace visuelle.

Plongez dans Salon de Beauté, une bande dessinée poétique et poignante où Jeshua, coiffeur le jour et travesti la nuit, transforme son salon en refuge face à une épidémie dévastatrice.

Plongez dans La Dame Blanche, un roman graphique poignant où Estelle, infirmière en EHPAD, affronte le quotidien des résidents et ses propres fragilités.

From his bedroom window, Quentin watches a strange, unsettling blue creature staring up at him from the courtyard below… A feeling of dread rises within—and won’t be leaving anytime soon. Throughout the pages of this autobiographical graphic novel, Quentin delves into his childhood memories—and childhood wounds—to try to understand how anxiety took hold in his daily life, and why it keeps him from living normally. From his body bound by anxiety to the weight of his guilt, it is a quest for healing that centers on a search for his own desires—and on making peace with them.

In an unnamed city of the near future or past, Joshua has turned the salon where he once made women beautiful into a hospice for gay men dying of a mysterious contagion. As friends and lovers slowly succumb to the disease, which covers them in shimmering fish scales, Joshua does what he can to ease their final moments... and even finds beauty in the strange and melancholy world created by Mexican author Mario Bellatin, dazzlingly re-imagined by Quentin Zuttion.

August 31st, 1997. In the bathroom of his suburban home, 8-year-old Lulu is trying on his mom's lipstick. He dreams of kissing his best friend, a neighborhood boy. Meanwhile, his teenage sister Cam covers her much-older boyfriend sneaking up to her bedroom by blasting the latest summer hits. In the kitchen, their mother is waiting for their father, who didn't come home last night. On TV, newscasters are announcing the death of Princess Diana. Three love stories, from budding desire to fading passion, play out within one family on a late summer's day-a day that will change all their lives forever.

Estelle is a nurse at an assisted living center, where she spends her days caring for the residents, taking part in their card games, and tending to them as the end draws near. But dealing with their unfulfilled dreams and lonely final moments is no easy task. As she gets closer to the residents, Estelle experiences a new, inebriating freedom, but also risks losing herself along the way... A touching, far-reaching tale told from the rarely seen perspective of nursing home caretakers.