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These post 1990 editions also contain fictional biographies of the characters and some other "extra" features.

The Town That Didn't Exist March 2003.

Consequently, the great Proustian phantom that looms over cinema, the impossibility of retrieving the layers of a withering memory, amnesia, turns on the page of the comic into its opposite: memory in excess, hypermnesia and its correlative, the centrality of the time traveler.

Later the story was published as an individual album in May, 1983 by.

The exhibition, titled "The Ghosts of the Louvre", ran from 20 December 2012 to 18 March 2013.

Published in North America by Got Game Entertainment in August 2008, the game is a "point and click" adventure for the PC; however, the Lead Designer was and not Bilal himself, who was the art designer, along with , for the video game.

Titan Comics [ ] Hardcover, large format books• 1992, ; Cold Equator Monstre [ ]• 1 4 Comic Book Albums [ ] Since the late seventies, it were publishers , , , and that have released several albums by Bilal.

I wrote the scenario first.

1986, ; The Woman Trap• That was a Trafalgar for Artcurial, for the art market and the comics world.

The first installement came in 1998 in the shape of Le Sommeil du Monstre opening with the main character, Nike, remembering the war in a series of traumatic flashbacks.