Winner of the Prix Révelation 2019 at the Angoulême Festival, Ted, drôle de coco by Émilie Gleason is a journey in the daily life of Ted, a boy who is autistic. With her hyperdinamic drawing style and her clever use of comedy, Gleason  depicts the limits of a society not ready to understand other perspectives and experiences.

Who is Viktor Gaplinksy? He must have something to do with Aldo Cassino, responsible for a terrorist attack on Wall Street, and with a mysterious contract signed during WWII for some aircraft engines... Multiple identities, deaths, rebirths, and war plots are the ingredients of a graphic novel that plays with history following the tradition of postmodernist writers. 

Pregnancy is an essentially intimate experience, and at the same time a terrain of continuous public, political, cultural debate. Sara Menetti described hers in a journal of unsettling honesty, which challenges the rhetorical narratives about pregnancy.

From science-fiction to role-playing games, from time travel to medieval wars, Armin Barducci's Tales of an Imaginary Dead Mean crams all kinds of literary genres inside four different books inside a box. A playful, experimental way to - literally - deconstruct and reinvent the graphic novel format.