Jean-Marc Lofficier Livres

This collection of short stories transports readers across diverse realms, intertwining iconic figures and settings from various fictional universes. It explores themes of fantasy and reality as it navigates through locations like Hyperborea, Apokolips, and Deep Space Nine. Each story serves as a unique fragment of a larger narrative, inviting dreamers to a utopian space called PACIFICA, where the barriers between different worlds dissolve, and imagination reigns supreme.

Classic French comics are celebrated through a diverse array of iconic characters, ranging from the influential Zig & Puce to the adventurous Barbarella and the Last Mermaid. The collection showcases superheroes like Fantax and Fulguros, alongside space explorations featuring starships such as Space Girl and Hope. Readers will encounter daring swordsmen and cult favorites like Lone Sloane and Submerman, highlighting the rich tapestry of creativity in French comic history from 1925 onward.

Set in a futuristic amusement park, a robot boy, created by a designer, gains life through the magic of a whimsical blue alien. Together, they must navigate the dangers posed by the nefarious AMALGAMATED BEHEMOTH conglomerate, aiming to escape its sinister grasp. This modern retelling of the classic Collodi tale combines adventure with themes of freedom and self-discovery in a vibrant, high-tech world.

Covering a vast timeline, this work explores the evolution of French science fiction literature from the 16th century through the 20th century. It delves into key authors, influential works, and the genre's thematic developments, providing insights into how cultural and historical contexts shaped the narratives. The book offers a comprehensive overview, highlighting significant trends and milestones that have defined French science fiction over the centuries.

Meet Arsène Lupin the Gentleman Burglar and Fantômas the Lord of Evil; Captain Nemo and Robur the Conqueror; Alexandre Dumas' Count of Monte-Cristo and Cagliostro; the Phantom of the Opera and Belphegor, the Ghost of the Louvre; Monsieur Lecoq and Rouletabille, the first detectives; the gangs of the Black Coats and the Vampires; Rocambole, Judex, and the Nyctalope, the first super-heroes; Harry Dickson, the American Sherlock Holmes; Doctor Cornelius and Doctor Omega; Fascinax and the Sâr Dubnotal, investigators of the occult; Antinea, Queen of Atlantis and Eugene Sue's Mysteries of Paris! Shadowmen book includes biographies of the authors, reviews of their major works, biographies of the characters, timelines and concordances, bibliographies and filmographies, including television, radio and comics, and an index.

Set against the backdrop of Hurricane Katrina in August 2005, the story follows Hugo Van Helsing, a modern descendant of the infamous vampire hunter, as he investigates his uncle's mysterious death in New Orleans. His journey takes him through iconic locations like the French Quarter and St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, where he uncovers a chilling conspiracy intertwining Voodoo practices and corrupt politics. The novel blends elements of horror with rich local culture, drawing comparisons to the works of Graham Masterton and Poppy Z. Brite.

The Black Coat Script Library showcases a collection of unproduced scripts by established writers in film and television. This unique resource highlights the creative potential of these works, offering insight into the stories and voices that have yet to be realized on screen. Through this library, readers can explore the richness of storytelling that remains hidden in the industry, celebrating the art of scriptwriting and its often-overlooked contributions to cinema and television.

France, 1905. In a quiet Normandy village, amateur violinist Denis Borel meets a mysterious white-haired scientist known only as Doctor Omega, who is building an amazing spacecraft, the Cosmos. Doctor Omega invites Borel to accompany him on his maiden voyage - to Mars! This prophetic classic novel features one of the first journeys to Mars in science fiction literature. This special edition also includes 22 illustrations from the original 1906 French publication.

Surviving a car crash leads a man to a sinister private clinic where he becomes a prisoner of its deranged owner. As he navigates this nightmarish environment, he must confront not only his captor’s madness but also the dark secrets hidden within the clinic's walls. The story explores themes of survival, psychological manipulation, and the fragility of sanity, creating a gripping narrative that keeps readers on edge.