Plongez dans le Paris des années folles avec L'homme qui vendit la Tour Eiffel : une BD humoristique et rocambolesque inspirée de l'incroyable arnaque de Victor Lustig.

Plongez dans la guerre de Corée à travers les yeux du journaliste Henri de Turenne, lauréat du prix Albert-Londres. Une BD historique captivante, mêlant reportage immersif et dessin réaliste, pour revivre un conflit oublié de la guerre froide.

In 1920s Paris, Victor Lustig, a flamboyant con man wanted in both the United States and Europe, is planning his next masterstroke: selling the Eiffel Tower! With the help of the dazzling revue performer Miss Tam-Tam, and with law enforcement hot on his tail, the swindler with a thousand identities must rely on all his charm, wit, and cunning to find the perfect mark—and pull off one of history's most audacious scams.

A young French war reporter, Henri de Turenne, spends eight months in Korea at the beginning of the "forgotten war" of 1950-1953. "On the Korean Front," a graphic adaptation of Turenne's prize-winning journalism from that conflict, goes beyond the life of one man and provides us with an excellent history lesson as well. In an age where misinformation and disinformation battle for a place in our minds, truth is the great loser. This book is a strong and sweeping exception to that rule.