Mafalda reúne las tiras de Quino sobre una niña curiosa, crítica y sensible que, junto a sus amigos y su familia, cuestiona la política, la sociedad y los absurdos cotidianos con humor, ironía y ternura.

Set in a surreal and darkly comedic universe, this novel explores the bizarre and often absurd lives of its characters as they navigate a world filled with peculiar practices and strange occurrences. The narrative delves into the eccentricities of human nature, blending elements of satire and fantasy to create a unique and thought-provoking experience. With a keen eye for the ridiculous and a penchant for the unexpected, the story unfolds in a series of interconnected vignettes that challenge conventional storytelling and invite readers to question the boundaries of reality.

In this enchanting graphic novel, a young woman finds herself at a crossroads in life, prompting her to leave the bustling city for a tranquil visit to her family in the countryside. As she reconnects with her quirky relatives and navigates the complexities of familial relationships, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery. Amidst the backdrop of lush landscapes and whimsical encounters, she learns to embrace her true self, finding solace and clarity in the simplicity of rural life. The story beautifully captures the nuances of personal growth and the enduring bonds of family.

Ginseng Roots is a graphic memoir in which Craig Thompson recalls summers spent with his siblings weeding and harvesting American ginseng in rural Wisconsin. Through detailed pen-and-ink scenes he weaves family memories with the centuries-long history of the global ginseng trade, exploring childhood labor, class and migration, and the changing landscape of farming and home.

Set in a rain-slicked 1970s European city, Dry Cleaned follows François, a solitary dry-cleaning delivery driver trapped in a daily routine who dreams of winning the lottery to improve the life of a local newsagent and her daughter. A routine call to a country mansion leads him to a disturbing discovery that forces him to decide whether to break from the life he’s always known. It’s a moody, atmospheric noir about quiet desperation and the ripple effects of a single impulsive choice.

A compact illustrated biography that follows the pioneering photographer whose experiments with sequential photography captured animal and human motion, laid groundwork for motion pictures, and mixed scientific curiosity with personal turmoil—covering his photographic expeditions, inventive motion studies, and the scandal and violence that shadowed his private life while showing how his obsession with movement transformed vision and technology in the late 19th century.

Set against the backdrop of war-torn Afghanistan in the 1980s, this graphic novel weaves a compelling narrative through the lens of a French photojournalist accompanying a Doctors Without Borders mission. The story intricately blends photographs and illustrations to capture the harrowing journey across treacherous landscapes, highlighting the resilience of the Afghan people and the humanitarian efforts amidst conflict. Through vivid imagery and poignant storytelling, it offers a unique perspective on the complexities of war, the power of empathy, and the enduring spirit of those caught in the crossfire.

An illustrated, affectionate portrait of New York that blends autobiographical vignettes and expressive drawings to capture neighborhoods, street characters, shops, and architecture; through short stories and visual sketches it reflects on immigrant life, urban change, memory and the craft of storytelling, offering both nostalgia and keen observation of how the city shaped its people and the artist who remembers it.