Fabien Nury Knihy

Vlad Ţepeş zemřel 14. prosince roku 1476. Tenhle příběh je o tom, co dělal pak. Dva bratři vedou už od počátku světů svou nelítostnou válku, kráčí dějinami poháněni krví a ovlivňují osudy lidí i celý národů. Jedním z těch bratrů je neblaze proslulý Vlad Ţepeş, zvaný též Dracula. 14. prosince roku 1476 nabírá bratrovražedný boj na obrátkách. Věční upíři přecházejí z těla do těla, mění podobu, jenže ani oni se nedokáží odříznout od ostatních, nedokáží odolat emocím. A to jsou právě ty věci, které dokáží zabít i nesmrtelného.

Vlad Tepes zatím stále uniká… ale ta staletí, co spolu dva bratři vedou válku a střídají těla, se začínají na obou podepisovat. Krvavá šachová partie se blíží do finále. Války probíhají jak v amerických džunglích, tak na sněžných pláních za napoleonských válek, i ve viktoriánském Londýně. Kdo z nich si nakonec zaslouží vítězství? A co ho to vítězství bude stát?

In 1940s Europe, a group of Allied spies try to track down a dangerous force that seems to jump from body to body, leaving nothing behind but a bloody trail and questions.

Within minutes of starting to read the graphic novel, I knew I wanted to make the movie version. - Armando Iannucci, writer/director (The Death of Stalin, Veep, In The Loop, The Thick of It) Read the Death of Stalin and just loved it. I started laughing the moment he died! - David Mandel, showrunner of HBO's Veep, writer of Curb Your Enthusiasm, Seinfeld, and SNL Oozing with sleazy, appalling chicanery, the narrative by writer Nury (I Am Legion) and artist Robin (Death to the Tsar) captures a turbulent and disturbing period with solid visual storytelling. Robin depicts the sordid goings-on with elegant caricatures that give a clear view of the complete and utter awfulness of the cast, adding enough historical flair to nail down the era. It's proof of the theory that tragedy plus time equals (very dark) comedy. - Publishers Weekly Juicy and engrossing, this story speaks of a style in political machinations going back centuries and inspiring both revulsion and twisted admiration. - Library Journal It's a fun take on history that'll have you researching what's true and what's close to the truth. But the key is, through all the weird, the story is beyond entertaining. 9 out of 10 - Graphic Policy One of the better political comedies to grace the comics page in recent years... expertly handled by writer Fabien Nury and artists Theirry Robin and Lorien Aureyre - Vulture If you like scathing black comedy with a lot on its mind, you can't do better than The Death of Stalin. 9 out of 10 - Capeless Crusader It doesn't matter if you're into historical events, everyone needs to pick this novel up. - Yelling About Comics An entertaining novel - Flickering Myth A wonderful political thriller with some insight to the state of the USSR at the time of Stalin's death - Rogues Portal A fascinating examination of insanity and treachery - Multiversity Comics The book is visually striking and unexpectedly cinematic - Shelf Abuse A fantastic, satirical take on the course of events. - Grovel

A man forced into slavery seeks cold-blooded revenge on those who took his freedom. From Fabien Nury, the award winning writer of the best-selling The Death of Stalin and Tyler Cross. Atar Gull is a Prince among his tribe, until he finds himself in chains, being exported to Jamaica like livestock, at the hands of the ruthless Captain Brulart. But Atar Gull is a patient man, and seeing his kin murdered around him is not enough to prevent him from biding his time. When that time does eventually come, revenge is bloody and thorough.

Set in 1895, the story follows Richard Clayton as he seeks the help of Morton Chapel to investigate a series of mysterious deaths among the East Coast elite, despite presidential disapproval. As they delve into the case, they encounter bizarre bodily markings, unusual behavioral shifts, and signs of deep-seated corruption. The investigation evolves into a team known as SPOOKS, an homage to a name coined by Ulysses S. Grant, focusing on the odd and the occult.

Features three lives... three different faces of evil... and, three incarnations of Dracula, locked in eternal battle.

Für die einen ist er ein Held, für die anderen ein Dandy und vaterlandsloser Geselle, dem es einzig und allein ums Geld geht. Tatsache ist, dass Silas Corey als Detektiv und Spion zur Not auch ein doppeltes oder dreifaches Spiel treibt. Und dass man in Paris im Frühjahr 1917 gut verdienen kann, wenn man die Gunst der Stunde zu nutzen versteht. Silas Corey hat auf jeden Fall Stil, und das lässt sich ohne Weiteres auch über diesen ersten Doppelband sagen, in dem Fabien Nury ('Es war einmal in Frankreich') und Pierre Alary ('Sinbad', 'Belladonna') ihn auf den deutschen Meisterspion Aquila ansetzen – sofern es den überhaupt gibt. Der charmanteste Schuft dieses Comic-Winters!