Broceliande. I have lived here for so many centuries that my conscience sometimes gets confused with that of the trees. If you enter the heart of my sylva, close your eyes and listen to the wind rustle in the foliage.
Graphic novel
2004
Fantasy
Supernatural
Franco-Belgian
The Tales of Broceliande
- Soleil Publisher
- François Debois Writer
- Philippe Chanoinat Writer
- Jean-Charles Gaudin Writer
- Jean-Luc Istin Writer
- Nicolas Jarry Writer
- Alexis Sentenac Writer
- Christophe Babonneau Artist
- Xavier Fourquemin Artist
- Marc-Antoine Boidin Artist
- Javier Sicilia Artist
- Dépé Artist
- Éric Lambert Artist
- Guillaume Lapeyre Artist
- Mika (Mickael Souillard) Artist
- Dim. D Artist
- Stéphane Bileau Artist
- Guy Michel Artist
- Phil Castaza Artist
- Ludovic Souillard Artist
Details
- Type
- Graphic novel
- Release
- 2004-04-01 — 2006
- Genres
- Fantasy, Supernatural, Franco-Belgian
- Volumes
- 4
- Status
- Completed
- Information verified on
- 8 octobre 2026
Synopsis
The Tales of Broceliande
Albums
Albums (4)
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Volume 1 — Book 1 - The Dryade
Broceliande. I have lived here for so many centuries that my conscience sometimes gets confused with that of the trees. If you enter the heart of my sylva, close your eyes and listen to the wind rustle in the foliage.
Volume 3 — Third Book - The Ladies of Broceliande
The Counts of Broceliande propose you to discover, through several stories, the different facets of these great magicians, which are the fairies. Beautiful, sweet, friendly and benevolent, they make us dream, and yet there is a darker, ignored or occult aspect. In the forest of Broceliande, therefore, caution is of utmost importance. Pocket, Flick, Pépi and Brieff, four elves, narrate us, in turn, tales and legends of the wonderful Forest of Broceliande. But they themselves are living an adventure: coming from a mysterious world, they seek to join the great Mage of Broceliande. For this, they must first find the famous Lady of Barenton.
Volume 4 — Fourth Book - Rififi in Brittany
An evil man wants to turn the Broceliande forest into a playground for household waste of any kind. The company annoys a part of the Breton population who decides to resist. The villain who directs the operations is a powerful type that does not recede in front of anything, not even the murder. Unfortunately for him, our favorite humanists, the band of Teigneux, will enter the dance and teach him the good manners. Half Breton tale, half humorous polar, this comic just wants to distract readers while explaining to them that by polluting the planet, one ends up being kicked down sometimes.