Clifton is on the trail of a kidnapped Jade... back in 1912! A simple errand that turns into a car accident, and Clifton bangs his head and blacks out. An unfortunate if not uncommon occurrence, even for the dashing colonel – until he wakes up to realize that his passenger, Jade, has vanished! When, the next morning, a mysterious ‘doctor’ calls at his house to tell him a fantastical story, the skeptical Clifton is soon dragged into a very unusual investigation. Oh, and the doctor’s name? Watson. Doctor Watson.

Elementary, My Dear Clifton (Volume 7) (Clifton, 7)

Children's Books

DE GROOT, Bob

Humor

Cinebook, Ltd

Among the cultural figures of the Old West, Frederick Remington stands head and shoulders above the rest—literally. A good-natured ogre by size and appetite, the artist portrays the West with such skill that the American government entrusts his safety to Lucky Luke. Looking after such a national treasure is not usually an easy task, but Luke will soon discover that Remington hardly needs protecting—except maybe from his own excessive impulses...

The Painter (Volume 51) (Lucky Luke, 51)

Comics & Graphic Novels

Holidaying in the country, Clifton receives the unexpected – and unwelcome – visit of a MI5 bigwig. He finds himself reinstated against his will, and tasked with finalising the training of a promising new recruit of the Intelligence Service: Sir Jason. The young man is sharp, well-educated, knows both techniques and theory like the back of his hand... The problem, as Clifton soon discovers, is that when the time for action comes, he is inevitably paralysed by fear!

Sir Jason (Volume 8) (Clifton, 8)

Action & Adventure

Marcel Dalton is the Dalton Brothers' Swiss uncle. He is not only honest, but a banker to boot. Having purchased a small bank in the US, he decides to hire his nephews to force them to make a honest living. Although he's assisted by Lucky Luke, they have their work cut out for them. Especially since - as if the ingrained instincts of the four dumbest bandits in the West weren't enough - there's also the small matter of the competition: a very unscrupulous banker indeed.

Marcel Dalton (Volume 72) (Lucky Luke, 72)

Although he wants to take his Cub Scouts to Wales, Heron Melomane (a.k.a. Colonel Clifton) is forced to take them to Devonshire. The reason for this change of plan: a note in his mailbox stating that the Second World War isn't finished yet and signed AKC 666! Decrypted by his faithful housekeeper, Miss Partridge, the message sets up a mysterious meeting. This information piques the interest of the British Secret Service, and of course it's Clifton who is chosen to sort out this mess. But Clifton is unaware that MI5 has sent a new agent to protect him. Just in case.

Jade (Volume 5) (Clifton, 5)

The amateur sleuth leads his Boy Scout Troop on an usual treasure hunt. Will Clifton be able to keep his very British cool when art-loving gangsters kidnap one of his Boy Scouts?? Scoutmaster Musical Heron (aka top spy Colonel Clifton) and his troop must investigate when one of their number is abducted while collecting kindling in the woods. The abductors demand a ransom, with which their leader plans to complete his collection of Ming vases. After a huge commotion, the Boy Scouts go on an unconventional treasure hunt.

Kidnapping (Clifton)

LEONARD EST TOUJOURS UN GENIE (LEONARD ANCIENNE EDITION, 2) (French Edition)

TURK

Graphic Novels

LOMBARD

LEONARD HI-FI GENIE (LEONARD ANCIENNE EDITION, 4) (French Edition)

LEONARD GENIE A TOUTE HEURE (LEONARD ANCIENNE EDITION, 5) (French Edition)

Y A-T-IL UN GENIE DANS LA SALLE ? (LEONARD ANCIENNE EDITION, 7) (French Edition)

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