New Releases: May 2026
French Tales of Lost Worlds
stories by Guy d'Armen, Charles Derennes, Eugene Hennebert & Gaston Leroux. translated by Brian Stableford & J.-M. Lofficier. edited by J.-M. & Randy Lofficier. cover by Mike Hoffman- 432 p. US$29.95.
The concept of “Lost Worlds” in French proto-science fiction and fantasy dates back to 1710. The four novels collected in this volume are uniquely original and illustrate the rich tradition of fantastic voyages to extraordinary “Lost Worlds” in the broad spectrum of French fantastic literature. In Eugène Hennebert’s The Enchanted City (1893), a disparate band of French explorers, embark upon the quest for Kisimbasimba, the eponymous "enchanted city" of Central Africa.
In Charles Derennes’ The People of the Pole (1907), two French aeronauts during an expedition to the North Pole, stumble upon an alien society of technologically-advanced reptilian humanoids. Gaston Leroux’s The Bride of the Sun (1912), features a hidden Inca city in the Andes. Finally, in Guy d’Armen’s The Fall of Inramonda (1935), Doc Ardan discovers an underground realm ruled by an immortal tyrant, whose subjects are a race of artificially created “Jade Men.”
The concept of “Lost Worlds” in French proto-science fiction and fantasy dates back to 1710. The four novels collected in this volume are uniquely original and illustrate the rich tradition of fantastic voyages to extraordinary “Lost Worlds” in the broad spectrum of French fantastic literature. In Eugène Hennebert’s The Enchanted City (1893), a disparate band of French explorers, embark upon the quest for Kisimbasimba, the eponymous "enchanted city" of Central Africa.
In Charles Derennes’ The People of the Pole (1907), two French aeronauts during an expedition to the North Pole, stumble upon an alien society of technologically-advanced reptilian humanoids. Gaston Leroux’s The Bride of the Sun (1912), features a hidden Inca city in the Andes. Finally, in Guy d’Armen’s The Fall of Inramonda (1935), Doc Ardan discovers an underground realm ruled by an immortal tyrant, whose subjects are a race of artificially created “Jade Men.”
Guardian of the Republic/Jess Puma/Dark Flyer
stories by Jean-Marc Lofficier; art by Roberti Castro & Moacir Muniz; cover by Roberto Castro. 7x10 squarebound. 48 pages b&w. $10.95
In THE BLACK MIRROR, on Christmas Eve, the GUARDIAN is projected into the "mirrorverse" of Paris by JESS PUMA and ROXY, and must join forces with them to stop the monstrous Shress from destroying the French capital. In IMPERFECT FUTURE, the GUARDIAN and the DARK FLYER are transported to the year 11,230 A.D., where they are forced to battle the sinister Hyperbrain...
The epic saga of the GUARDIAN OF THE REPUBLIC continues with these two two new stories featuring the most popular of all French superheroes fighting
alongside other characters from the fabulous Hexagon Universe!
In THE BLACK MIRROR, on Christmas Eve, the GUARDIAN is projected into the "mirrorverse" of Paris by JESS PUMA and ROXY, and must join forces with them to stop the monstrous Shress from destroying the French capital. In IMPERFECT FUTURE, the GUARDIAN and the DARK FLYER are transported to the year 11,230 A.D., where they are forced to battle the sinister Hyperbrain...
The epic saga of the GUARDIAN OF THE REPUBLIC continues with these two two new stories featuring the most popular of all French superheroes fighting
alongside other characters from the fabulous Hexagon Universe!
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