Across the Pathways of Space Part 1 (2027) collects 3 early Valérian and Laureline comics. Their 24th-century agents protect Earth's past and future.
https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Valerian-Across-the-Pathways-of-Space-Part-1/Pierre-Christin/Valerian-Laureline/9781800442047
#SciFi #Comics
https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Valerian-Across-the-Pathways-of-Space-Part-1/Pierre-Christin/Valerian-Laureline/9781800442047
#SciFi #Comics
Valerian - Across the Pathways of Space Part 1
Three early Valerian and Laureline science-fiction comics by Pierre Christin and Jean-Claude Mézières. Published by Cinebook March 30, 2027.
www.simonandschuster.com
September 28, 2026 at 5:06 AM
Across the Pathways of Space Part 1 (2027) collects 3 early Valérian and Laureline comics. Their 24th-century agents protect Earth's past and future.
https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Valerian-Across-the-Pathways-of-Space-Part-1/Pierre-Christin/Valerian-Laureline/9781800442047
#SciFi #Comics
https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Valerian-Across-the-Pathways-of-Space-Part-1/Pierre-Christin/Valerian-Laureline/9781800442047
#SciFi #Comics
Constantly amazed by how prolific Cinebook are and how no no one I know (so I clearly know the wrong people!) is reading their stuff.
Just added this week's Cinebook releases to my new UK GN publication list for this week : downthetubes.net/this-weeks-u...
September 14, 2026 at 2:38 PM
Constantly amazed by how prolific Cinebook are and how no no one I know (so I clearly know the wrong people!) is reading their stuff.
Just added this week's Cinebook releases to my new UK GN publication list for this week : downthetubes.net/this-weeks-u...
September 14, 2026 at 2:29 PM
Just added this week's Cinebook releases to my new UK GN publication list for this week : downthetubes.net/this-weeks-u...
Bit twee but it makes me laugh and is available print and in English is Billy & Buddy (Boule et Bill in French). Cinebook has it. Gag comic about a boy and his dog. Series debuted in 1959 and some of the gags remain timeless
The Belgians and French have kind of nailed single page comedy strips
The Belgians and French have kind of nailed single page comedy strips
September 9, 2026 at 3:02 PM
Bit twee but it makes me laugh and is available print and in English is Billy & Buddy (Boule et Bill in French). Cinebook has it. Gag comic about a boy and his dog. Series debuted in 1959 and some of the gags remain timeless
The Belgians and French have kind of nailed single page comedy strips
The Belgians and French have kind of nailed single page comedy strips
2nd Cinebook delivery this week. Good times.
September 1, 2026 at 2:09 PM
2nd Cinebook delivery this week. Good times.
Including english translations of European comic series as published by 9th Art/Cinebook. Well worth investigating for complete stories that take time to be enjoyed
August 25, 2026 at 9:25 PM
Including english translations of European comic series as published by 9th Art/Cinebook. Well worth investigating for complete stories that take time to be enjoyed
30. The Scorpion: The Angel's Shadow
Stephen Desberg (W)
Enrico Marini (A)
Raised to the papacy through a false miracle, Trebaldi has imposed a reign of terror and the Scorpion must make him reveal the truth
Continuing with The Scorpion, things are coming to a head and Trebaldi's downfall looms
Stephen Desberg (W)
Enrico Marini (A)
Raised to the papacy through a false miracle, Trebaldi has imposed a reign of terror and the Scorpion must make him reveal the truth
Continuing with The Scorpion, things are coming to a head and Trebaldi's downfall looms
July 1, 2026 at 8:09 PM
30. The Scorpion: The Angel's Shadow
Stephen Desberg (W)
Enrico Marini (A)
Raised to the papacy through a false miracle, Trebaldi has imposed a reign of terror and the Scorpion must make him reveal the truth
Continuing with The Scorpion, things are coming to a head and Trebaldi's downfall looms
Stephen Desberg (W)
Enrico Marini (A)
Raised to the papacy through a false miracle, Trebaldi has imposed a reign of terror and the Scorpion must make him reveal the truth
Continuing with The Scorpion, things are coming to a head and Trebaldi's downfall looms
I need more Cinebook in my diet
There are two new titles from Cinebook out in July, building further in their massive catalogue of carefully selected translated bande dessinée and other overseas comic stories. This month sees the release of the final volume of Orbital spin-off, Outlaws, by Sylvain Runberg and Eric Chabbert, and a…
New Cinebook Titles in July: “Outlaws” wraps, “The Bank” continue
There are two new titles from Cinebook out in July, building further in their massive catalogue of carefully selected translated bande dessinée and other overseas comic stories. This month sees the release of the final volume of Orbital spin-off, Outlaws, by Sylvain Runberg and Eric Chabbert, and a fourth volume of The Bank by Pierre Boisserie & Philippe Guillaume, with art by Malo Kerfriden. Cinebook has worked to become the premier publisher of the Franco-Belgian Ninth Art in English in markets dominated by American superhero comics and Japanese manga since 2005.
downthetubes.net
July 1, 2026 at 6:57 PM
I need more Cinebook in my diet
There are two new titles from Cinebook out in July, building further in their massive catalogue of carefully selected translated bande dessinée and other overseas comic stories. This month sees the release of the final volume of Orbital spin-off, Outlaws, by Sylvain Runberg and Eric Chabbert, and a…
New Cinebook Titles in July: “Outlaws” wraps, “The Bank” continue
There are two new titles from Cinebook out in July, building further in their massive catalogue of carefully selected translated bande dessinée and other overseas comic stories. This month sees the release of the final volume of Orbital spin-off, Outlaws, by Sylvain Runberg and Eric Chabbert, and a fourth volume of The Bank by Pierre Boisserie & Philippe Guillaume, with art by Malo Kerfriden. Cinebook has worked to become the premier publisher of the Franco-Belgian Ninth Art in English in markets dominated by American superhero comics and Japanese manga since 2005.
downthetubes.net
July 1, 2026 at 3:03 PM
There are two new titles from Cinebook out in July, building further in their massive catalogue of carefully selected translated bande dessinée and other overseas comic stories. This month sees the release of the final volume of Orbital spin-off, Outlaws, by Sylvain Runberg and Eric Chabbert, and a…
I feel my little descriptions are not doing the book much justice, as there are sequences in these comics that are SO good, I implore you to discover them for yourselves.
European readers should have no problem finding these. If you pick up the Cinebook versions, please follow the original order...
European readers should have no problem finding these. If you pick up the Cinebook versions, please follow the original order...
June 29, 2026 at 7:55 AM
I feel my little descriptions are not doing the book much justice, as there are sequences in these comics that are SO good, I implore you to discover them for yourselves.
European readers should have no problem finding these. If you pick up the Cinebook versions, please follow the original order...
European readers should have no problem finding these. If you pick up the Cinebook versions, please follow the original order...
when fiction was true all along:
XIII (1984), a graphic novel about a major conspiracy involving top officials from the military, intelligence, political and business elite - plotting to overthrow the government to restructure the US nto a monarchical/oligarchic system. #xiii #vanhamme #vance
XIII (1984), a graphic novel about a major conspiracy involving top officials from the military, intelligence, political and business elite - plotting to overthrow the government to restructure the US nto a monarchical/oligarchic system. #xiii #vanhamme #vance
June 18, 2026 at 3:46 PM
Personally, I think EVERY publisher needs to reprint Weapon X.
Get Cinebook on line 2 and make sure Avatar Press is fully operational
Get Cinebook on line 2 and make sure Avatar Press is fully operational
"you get a weapon x reprint, and YOU get a weapon x reprint and YOU get a weapon x reprint!"
June 14, 2026 at 4:50 AM
Personally, I think EVERY publisher needs to reprint Weapon X.
Get Cinebook on line 2 and make sure Avatar Press is fully operational
Get Cinebook on line 2 and make sure Avatar Press is fully operational
from the cinebook. i think i saw fan art based on this photo!
June 5, 2026 at 6:18 AM
from the cinebook. i think i saw fan art based on this photo!
#BehindTheCover It's 1946, and the Belgian magazine Spirou debuts an American Old West parody that goes on to become one of the best-selling European comics of all time.
Lucky Luke: Arizona 1880 by Morris
(Reprinted in Lucky Luke Vol. 55: Arizona and Lucky Luke: The Complete Collection Vol. 1)
Lucky Luke: Arizona 1880 by Morris
(Reprinted in Lucky Luke Vol. 55: Arizona and Lucky Luke: The Complete Collection Vol. 1)
May 16, 2026 at 4:53 AM
#BehindTheCover It's 1946, and the Belgian magazine Spirou debuts an American Old West parody that goes on to become one of the best-selling European comics of all time.
Lucky Luke: Arizona 1880 by Morris
(Reprinted in Lucky Luke Vol. 55: Arizona and Lucky Luke: The Complete Collection Vol. 1)
Lucky Luke: Arizona 1880 by Morris
(Reprinted in Lucky Luke Vol. 55: Arizona and Lucky Luke: The Complete Collection Vol. 1)
Ah, it’s meant as a compliment I forget which volume but Laureline is in some sort of period dress a bit like this. The Cinebook volumes are worth a look if you get the chance.
April 23, 2026 at 1:09 PM
Ah, it’s meant as a compliment I forget which volume but Laureline is in some sort of period dress a bit like this. The Cinebook volumes are worth a look if you get the chance.
Cinebook publishing franco-belgian comics from the 70s and 80s with racist caricatures: We are sorry, but we have to publish it as is, we don't want to censor the ugly past.
Cinebook publishing franco-belgian comics from the 70s and 80s with female nipples: No! NO! COVER THEM UP!!!
Cinebook publishing franco-belgian comics from the 70s and 80s with female nipples: No! NO! COVER THEM UP!!!
April 2, 2026 at 11:38 PM
Cinebook publishing franco-belgian comics from the 70s and 80s with racist caricatures: We are sorry, but we have to publish it as is, we don't want to censor the ugly past.
Cinebook publishing franco-belgian comics from the 70s and 80s with female nipples: No! NO! COVER THEM UP!!!
Cinebook publishing franco-belgian comics from the 70s and 80s with female nipples: No! NO! COVER THEM UP!!!
You're familiar with Bonhomme's recent take on Lucky Luke? www.comicsreview.co.uk/nowreadthis/...
The Man Who Shot Lucky Luke
By Matthieu Bonhomme: and translated by Montana Kane/Jerome Saincantin (Europe Comics/Cinebook) ISBN: 978-1-80044-063-0 (Cinebook PB Album/Digital edition) Lucky Luke was created in 1946 by Belgian…
www.comicsreview.co.uk
March 27, 2026 at 9:22 AM
You're familiar with Bonhomme's recent take on Lucky Luke? www.comicsreview.co.uk/nowreadthis/...
7-9. The Scorpion: The Holy Valley, The Treasure Of The Templars, and In The Name Of The Father
Enrico Martini (a)
Stephen Desbert (w)
The Scorpion's adventures take him from Rome to the Ottoman Empire and the Holy Land, and back to find it under the iron rule of Cardinal Trebaldi, now the Pope
Enrico Martini (a)
Stephen Desbert (w)
The Scorpion's adventures take him from Rome to the Ottoman Empire and the Holy Land, and back to find it under the iron rule of Cardinal Trebaldi, now the Pope
March 18, 2026 at 6:52 PM
7-9. The Scorpion: The Holy Valley, The Treasure Of The Templars, and In The Name Of The Father
Enrico Martini (a)
Stephen Desbert (w)
The Scorpion's adventures take him from Rome to the Ottoman Empire and the Holy Land, and back to find it under the iron rule of Cardinal Trebaldi, now the Pope
Enrico Martini (a)
Stephen Desbert (w)
The Scorpion's adventures take him from Rome to the Ottoman Empire and the Holy Land, and back to find it under the iron rule of Cardinal Trebaldi, now the Pope
Found this at the back of a Valerian and Laureline reprint book which is just outright saying Lucas lifted a ton of shit from the Valerian stories for Star Wars.
March 16, 2026 at 8:50 PM
Found this at the back of a Valerian and Laureline reprint book which is just outright saying Lucas lifted a ton of shit from the Valerian stories for Star Wars.
Was it a popular series there? Never seemed to take off in english, but in recent years it's been translated by cinebook.
March 7, 2026 at 8:05 AM
Was it a popular series there? Never seemed to take off in english, but in recent years it's been translated by cinebook.
And the same to all of you at Cinebook. 😊
February 16, 2026 at 11:44 PM
And the same to all of you at Cinebook. 😊