François Ruffin, the French deputy and former journalist known for his populist approach to politics, is once again at the center of a heated debate regarding the intersection of social activism and political ambition. As France begins to navigate the complex ideological landscape leading toward the 2027 presidential election, Ruffin has utilized a new medium—a … Read more
For decades, the name Zep has been synonymous with the mischievous energy of Titeuf, the iconic blond-haired boy who captured the imagination of millions across the French-speaking world. However, the Swiss artist is now pivoting toward a starkly different emotional landscape. In his latest graphic novel, Tourner la page (Turning the Page), Zep departs from … Read more
The world of bande dessinée (French comics) is mourning the loss of Clément Oubrerie, the acclaimed artist behind the beloved series “Aya de Yopougon” and “Pablo.” Oubrerie passed away on Sunday at the age of 59, as announced Monday by his publisher, Dargaud. His death marks a significant loss for the art form, leaving behind … Read more
A Celebration of Comics at the Loudéac Library The médiathèque of Loudéac, in the Côtes-d’Armor region of Brittany, France, is set to host a special evening dedicated to the art of comic books on Friday, February 20, 2026. This event aims to provide comic book enthusiasts of all ages with a chance to discover the … Read more
The culmination of a compelling initial story arc arrives with a gripping narrative of liberation, set in Paris during August 1944, were a courageous woman undertakes unusual risks. This is a true story that deserves to be discovered, offering a powerful glimpse into the resilience of the human spirit during wartime. As World War II … Read more