After having been put stop for over twenty-five years, Corto Maltese now has a new album out, albeit written and illustrated by Juan Diaz and Rubén Pellejero, and not Hugo Pratt, who originally shape... Read More »
June 1940, the Nazis were right at France’s doorstep, waiting to add the country to their collection of trophies. While France was prepared for the invasion, they oversaw one small thing, namely the... Read More »
It seems like both the First and the Second World War are popular subjects for comic books these days. We only just reviewed the third issue of ‘De Oorlog van de Lulu’s’, which is set during the... Read More »
With the First World War having been fought about a hundred years ago, it is only natural that there are all sorts of initiatives to remember this horrible event by. It was only to be expected that th... Read More »
Espionage appeals to the imagination of many of us, and has already been the topic of many films, books and other media. It is exciting and scary at the same time, as spies might be unmasked at any mo... Read More »
As of late, we go from one apocalyptic scenario to another. We leave the zombies from The Walking Dead behind and the deserted deserts from Mad Max in the distance and we head to the French mountainsi... Read More »
The 17th century, often called the Golden Age, was a time where trading alliances were formed and many colonies were established. For many this age was truly the beginning of various ways of life that... Read More »