INFINITY 8

INFINITY 8

8 AGENTS, 8 MISSIONS, 8 TEMPORAL REBOOTS TO SAVE THE INFINITY 8!

Only two weeks into its six-week journey between the Milky Way and Andromeda, the Infinity 8 is trapped in a massive field of interstellar debris filled with artifacts from a thousand separate realities. With the fate of 880,000 passengers from 257 different alien species at stake, it is up to the ship’s eight best agents — sent to investigate the anomaly in eight parallel timelines — to discover the sinister secret of this floating graveyard before it’s too late!

Get on board this epic intergalactic space opera and its eight out-of-this-world story arcs helmed by the legendary Lewis Trondheim and Olivier Vatine! Each arc is written by Trondheim and another celebrated scriptwriter, and illustrated by a different fan-favorite artist under the direction of Vatine.

Written by: Lewis Trondheim and various
Illustrated by: Various, under the design of Olivier Vatine

24-PART SERIES IN 8 MONTHLY 3-PART ARCS!

A wild and pulpy 8-part sci-fi mystery by a parade of Europe’s biggest comic book All-Stars!

BALEZ, BERTAIL, BIANCARELLI, BOULET, DE FELICI, GUIBERT, KILLOFFER, KRIS, MOURIER, TRYSTRAM, TRONDHEIM, VATINE, VEHLMAN, and ZEP!

24 SINGLE ISSUES:

  • Pages: 32 pages + glossy cardstock cover
  • Format: saddlestitch
  • Size:  6.625″ x 10.1875″
  • Cover Price: $3.99 each

8 HARDCOVER COLLECTIONS

  • Pages: 96-104 pages
  • Format: hardcover with spotUV and curved corners
  • Size:  8.5″ x 11″
  • Cover Price: $19.99 each

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Collected Volumes:

Part 1 –
Love and Mummies

By Bertail, Trondheim and Zep
..

Part 2 –
Back to the Fuhrer

By Trondheim and Vatine
..

Part 3 –
The Gospel According to Emma

By Balez, Trondheim, and Vehlmann

Part 4 –
Symbolic Guerilla

By Trystram, Trondheim, and Kris
..

Part 5 –
Apocalypse Day

By DeFelici, Trondheim, and Mourier

Part 6 –
Ultimate Knowledge

By Biancarelli, Trondheim, and Guibert

Part 7 –
All for Nothing

By Boulet and Trondheim
..

Part 8 –
Until the End

By Killoffer and Trondheim
..

Single Issue covers:
#1 cover by Bertail
#2 cover by Balez
#3 cover by Zep
#3 cover by Vatine
#5 cover by De Felici
#6 cover by Boulet
#7 cover by Balez
#8 cover by Vatine
#9 cover by Boutin
#10 cover by Trystram
#11 cover by Vatine
#12 cover by Renaud
#13 cover by De Felici
#14 cover by Boulet
#15 cover by De Felici
#16 cover by Biancarelli
#17 cover by Marini
#18 cover by Biancarelli
About THE CREATORS

LEWIS TRONDHEIM, Story/Co-writer

Lewis Trondheim was born in 1964. After an uneventful childhood in Fontainebleau, he attended an advertising school where he met Jean-Christophe Menu and discovered that comics don’t have to be limited to 46 color page volumes. A year later, he developed his graphic style by making the fanzine ACCI H3319. He then joined Menu, Stanislas, Mattt Konture, Killoffer, and David B producing the magazine Labo for Futuropolis. Together, they founded the Association’s comic book publishing house in 1990. A year later, Lewis worked in a workshop with other designers in the Nawak studio and in 1992 published an astonishing 500-page book, Lapinot et le Carottes de Patagonie. He then drew his autobiographical comic strip, Approximate Continuum Comics, for Cornelius. In January 1994, Lewis won the Alph-Art Coup de coeur award in Angoulême for his book Slaloms. During this decisive year, he became a dad, signed the new Lapinot series to Dargaud, and left Paris for the south of France.

Between 1997-1999, he gave birth to a number of projects including heroic-fantasy and a series of children’s books. In 2000, he published a large number of youth series at Delcourt, including Kaput and Zösky, Go Tales with José Parrondo, Three Paths with Sergio Garcia, and The King Catastrophe with Fabrice Parma. The first two were adapted into cartoons.

In the summer of 2004, he began a new stage in his prolific career by creating the Shampoo collection at Editions Delcourt, which brought many unique talents together. In June 2005, Lewis was promoted to the rank of Knight of the Order of Arts and Letters. In January 2006, he received the Grand Prize of the city of Angoulême.

OLIVIER VATINE, Co-creator/Art Director

Olivier Vatine was born on April 29, 1959 in the city of Le Havre. He made his debut in comics in 1984 with short stories published in Circus magazine. His collaboration with Thierry Cailleteau began that same year, creating the characters of Fred and Bob, two teenaged dragracers and blunderers who went on to have a dozen complete adventures together. Vatine and Cailleteau then went to Fluide Glacial magazine, where they created the intrepid adventurer Stan Pulsar, galactic hero. When Editions Delcourt picked up Fred and Bob as well as Stan Pulsar for publication, Cailleteau and Vatine offered them Aquablue, a longer, more dramatic sci-fi tale. The series met great success and stood out as one of the top French series of the time.

Olivier Vatine is full of imagination and activities. Without abandoning Aquablue, he multiplied his experience by illustrating advertisments, designing sets for animation, story-boarding films, etc. He eventually returned to comics as a scriptwriter, including a western, Adios Palomita, and a pirate fantasy series with Pecqueur, Blanchard, and Cassegrain. He also designed and illustrated the Star Wars Thrawn trilogy for Dark Horse. At the end of 2007, he devoted himself to other projects, such as his development house, Comix Buro.