Through the stories of Koc’h, a young korrigan fascinated by tales, the series explores the legends and folklore of Brittany and the Celtic lands. Each volume brings together several stories devoted to fairies, korrigans, mermaids, buried treasures, spirits, and supernatural creatures drawn from these traditions. Traveling from Armorica to Ireland, Koc’h acts as a recurring guide between otherwise independent tales blending wonder, humor, mystery, and ancient beliefs. Together, the stories form a broad celebration of Celtic imagination and of the legends that helped shape the identity of these regions.
Graphic novel
2002
Fantasy
Supernatural
Les Contes du Korrigan
- Soleil Publisher
- Aja Artist
- Alberto J. Albuquerque Artist
- Christophe Babonneau Artist
- Dim. D Artist
- Dub Artist
- François Gomès Artist
- Frédéric Gaéta Artist
- Frédéric Peynet Artist
- Guillaume Lapeyre Artist
- Guy Michel Artist
- H. Tonton Artist
- Jean-François Miniac Artist
- Jean-Luc Istin Artist
- Jean-Marie Minguez Artist
- Jean-Paul Bordier Artist
- Mika (Mickael Souillard) Artist
- Sandro Artist
- Serge Fino Artist
- Stevan Roudaut Artist
- Stéphane Bileau Artist
- Stéphane Créty Artist
- Vicente Cifuentes Artist
- Xavier Fourquemin Artist
- Christophe Lacroix Writer
- Erwan Le Breton Writer
- François Debois Writer
- Jean-Luc Istin Writer
- Ronan Le Breton Writer
- Thomas Mosdi Writer
Details
- Type
- Graphic novel
- Release
- 2002 — 2009
- Genres
- Fantasy, Supernatural
- Volumes
- 10
- Status
- Completed
- Information verified on
- 3 septembre 2026
Synopsis
Les Contes du Korrigan
Albums
Albums (10)
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Album 1
These are many buried treasures whose secrets I will tell you about in these pages, but those who think that by buried means is swallowed up, like the wonders of the Mermaid of the Glénan, buried, like the riches of my cousins of Erdeven, or hidden, like the gold coveted by the Bossu of Quimper. Well, these ones deserve my hoof in the back! The first book includes: "Koc'h the Korrigan" by J.L.Istin and E. Breton, "the Fairy of Loch" by F.Peynet and E. Breton, "The Cave" by J.L.Istin and E. Breton, and "The Two Bossus" by G.Michel and R. Breton.
Album 2
Pôl Gornek, Pôl Goz, Pôlic, Ar Pôtr Rouz, Ar Prius Rû, An Diaoul, the Cornik. Do you see who I want to talk about? He is the man with a thousand names, with a thousand faces, the Prince of Mensonges. In Korrigan country, we consider him rather as the Prince of Pitres. It must be admitted that between a blacksmith who makes you hammer, a miller who rolls you in flour, korrigans who make you laugh at the Other World and menhirs who do not hesitate to walk on the hoof, there is enough to eat his horns! Second book: E.&R. Breton, Debois, Istin, Gaéta, Michel, Lapeyre.
Album 3
Welcome to the castle of Bugel-Noz! Hurry up, the annual vigil of the Little People will begin! Get close to the taler's chair, fill your pipe, pour out the cider, open the gossip and open your mouths. Tonight, we will interrogate the ocean, the wave, the reef, and the spray. Tonight, we will reveal for you the cruel beauty of our cousins the Morganed, foam flowers with iodized perfume and iced petals, like the abysses that saw them born. From Glénan to Ouessant, they comfort the shipwrecked with a final kiss. But tonight, you are the ones who will try to bewitch.
Album 4
In this fourth volume, Koc'h put on his lawyer's dress to plead the cause of his fellow men who, offended by the foolishness, arrogance or malice of humans, chose to punish troublemakers in their own way.
Album 5
Farewell the cider, the hermine and the ajunk! Place with the brown beer, the black-headed sheep, the green clover with rain. Farewell bombarded and binious! Farewell gavotte! Place with the fiddle, the harp, the bodhran, the gigue. Farewell Armorique, or rather goodbye! Koc'h the Korrigan embarks for the island of Emerald, where waiting for him Sidhes and Leprechauns, Merrows and Pookahs, all the Little People of Dana.
Album 6
The Celtic tales reveal a world of wonders, that of the Little People. Fairies, korrigans, sirens and other creatures cross through the Celtic moors where menhirs stand, remains of an enchanting culture. The soul of Brittany opens to us for the pleasure of all!
Album 7
The black shadow of a raven flat on sleeping Koc'h. A raucous crussage takes the korrigan out of his torpor. Siobhan! Siobhan has disappeared! His tracks led Koc'h to Wales, a land of the Tylwyth Teg, the Red Dragon, and Taliesin, the greatest bastard of all time. And of the bards, it is precisely mentioned, since Koc'h goes to the Eisteddfod, the assembly of Celtic storytellers. Not to shine there by his stories? Oh no! To put all his art at the service of his revenge.
Album 8
Ko'ch returns to Brittany with the semi-trailer Siobhan. They want to celebrate their engagement with great pomp and invite Queen Anna and all their friends. But isn't the party likely to turn into disaster because of the sinister Skoul?
Album 9
The Korrigans are lutins who come from the dolmens and reefs of Armorique, they content us, in their own way, with the stories that forged the Breton soul. They form a joyful community that lives in a very good time with their neighbours of the Celtic islands. Thanks to this collective, we discover, from album to album, and under the guidance of a collective of authors, the richness and diversity of the small people of the two Brittanys. After wandering the moors, the forests, the fields and the coasts of Brittany then the Celtic country (Scotland, Ireland, Wales), the ninth book of the Korrigan Counts, has as background the cities of Dinan, Combourg and Saint-Malo. It has passed of time. Several years that we had not seen Koc'h, the Korrigan. He knows of things, he has lived of good and bad. He has travelled and learned a lot. We expected him, gathered around the great fire, as we had hoped in the past. We expected in the night of the new fire. We had the new fire. We had the new fire.
Album 10
Back to the Rance, Koc'h joins the Emerald coast to reach Rotheneuf. He finds there a strange parish priest, deaf and mute... Abbé Fouéré... The latter sculpts the rocks that border the bank of pink granite. Our two characters have concluded a mysterious pact. What is it? Koc'h will tell us why the wolves haunt the forest of Huelgoat, the nights of full moon, and who is the strange father Jakez? What dark legend do the rocks of Rotheneuf tell us?