Dear Reader,

Variety is the spice of life, it is said. Well, do we have an eclectic selection for you this month!

To begin with, there’s the second part of the new Buck Danny Classics adventure started last month. Back to East Germany, a Berlin divided by an infamous wall, and the threat of the Cold War. Now, though, some would like to heat it up, and it falls to Buck and friends to save the world from nuclear apocalypse … Red alert!

Let’s go back in time, now, to London in the 30s. When something happens that leaves Scotland Yard baffled, who do they call? No, not Sherlock Holmes. Not for the sort of mysteries that smell ever so faintly of brimstone and eldritch horrors. Instead, they turn to Harry Dickson. And if a rich heiress vanishing from a locked house isn’t weird enough, how about a dead man apparently murdering his medical examiner before walking out?

Finally, leave the dreary skies of London for warm, sunny Palombia and the rainforest home of the Marsupilami. There, the newest threat to the wonderful creature’s peace and quiet is a team of scientists hunting for a rare butterfly. Between the mysteries of the jungle, the rivalries within the group and the possibility of a traitor in their midst, there will be many chances for the Marsupilami to join in the humans’ fun!

February with Cinebook: something for everyone!

Buck and his friends have managed to recover the blueprints of the Soviet supersonic bomber, but they’re stuck on the wrong side of the Iron Curtain, with the entire Stasi hunting them. To maximise the chances of someone making it out, they decide to take different routes … Read more

Famous investigator Harry Dickson is just back in London after some well-deserved holidays, and already Scotland Yard are seeking his help again, for there are very strange events afoot. A famous heiress and writer, Delphina Cruikshank, has vanished from a locked house … Read more

The Palombian jungle is a cornucopia of strange and mysterious animal and vegetal species. Among those, a butterfly whose female has never been captured is the object of the ambitions of many scientists – and competition causes conflicts. A situation that the Marsupilami, who hates having his nap interrupted, finds positively unacceptable … Read more