Orbital (comics)

Orbital (comics)
Orbital
Orbital-cover1.jpg
The first book in the series, Scars
featuring the two main characters Caleb and Mezoke
Publication information
Publisher Dupuis (French)
Cinebook (English)
Format Ongoing series
Genre Graphic novel for
young adults
Number of issues 4 (in French)
2 (in English)
Creative team
Writer(s) Sylvain Runberg
Artist(s) Serge Pellé

Orbital is a Franco-Belgian comics series written by Sylvain Runberg, illustrated by Serge Pellé and published by Dupuis in French and Cinebook in English.

Contents

Story

Volumes

  1. Cicatrices - April 2006 ISBN 9782800137967
  2. Ruptures - June 2007 ISBN 9782800139272
  3. Nomades - August 2009 ISBN 978280014075-9
  4. Ravages - October 2010 ISBN 9782800147116

Translations

Since May 2009, Cinebook Ltd has been publishing Orbital. The following volumes have been released[1]:

  1. Scars - May 2009 ISBN 9781905460892
  2. Ruptures - July 2009 ISBN 9781905460953
  3. Nomads - May 2011 ISBN 9781849180801
  4. Ravages - July 2011 ISBN 9781849180887

References

  1. ^ http://www.cinebook.co.uk/index.php?cPath=175 Cinebook Website



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