Joann Sfar

The adventures of the vampire Ferdinand and his friends, as they flirt with, cheat on, break up, and make up with all manner of unearthly creatures, including ghosts, other vampires, tree-folk, and the occasional golem.

An unusual friendship forms between a vampire and a human, when Little Vampire leaves notes on homework Michael has left at school.

Hyacinthe embauche deux monstres anthropophages, une me re et son fils, comme gardes du corps : il est menace de mort. Mais quand le be be monstre de couvre que des magiciens complotent pour prendre le pouvoir, personne ne veut le croire...

A graphic novel version of the story of an aviator whose plane is forced down in the Sahara Desert where he encounters a little prince from a small planet who relates his adventures in seeking the secret of what is important in life.

"Pascin, a biography of the noted Jewish modernist painter (Julius Mordecai Pincas, known as Pascin, March 31, 1885-June 5, 1930), is Joann Sfar's most personal and important work. Pascin is portrayed by Sfar both as a kindred spirit and an aesthetic revolutionary struggling to redefine an art form. Sfar revels in the artist's celebration of all things corporeal in the world of art. Though the story is drenched in sex, it is never eroticized. Created in a direct and immediate drawing style, Sfar focuses more on the artist's personal and sexual life than on his art, and brings Pascin to life as the ultimate bohemian,"--Amazon.com.

A lonely little vampire, yearning for a friend, gets permission from the other monsters to go to school and makes the acquaintance of a boy who does not believe that vampires are real.

Little Vampire and his monster companions help their human friend learn to defend himself against a bully.