Vicente Cifuentes – illustratör

The patriarch of one of the wealthiest families in the country is found dead in the bedroom of his mansion. Every member of the entire family is a suspect!As each of their secrets is revealed and dark pasts come to light, the chief inspector is determined to find the killer. And on the day of the murder, a maid looking to start a new life began her first day on the job, but she holds a secret of her own.

A visual reckoning with the war that redefined the modern world.How do you capture the sheer scale, the human cost, and the geopolitical chess match of the Second World War in a single volume?In The History of World War II, acclaimed historian Arnaud de la Croix and master illustrator Vicente Cifuentes deliver a definitive, chronological chronicle of the conflict. Spanning twenty meticulous chapters, this graphic novel balances the grand strategy of global superpowers with the devastating realities of the individuals who fought and suffered.From the rise of totalitarian regimes and the blitzkrieg of Europe to the turning points at Stalingrad and Midway, the horrors of the Holocaust, and the dawn of the atomic age, every major theater of war is rendered with striking historical accuracy and deep psychological weight.Inside this definitive volume:Twenty Chronological Chapters: Covering the foundational causes of the war, the escalation of global violence, and the fragile peace that followed.Illustrated Biographies: Crucial insights into the minds and maneuvers of key leaders, including Winston Churchill, Joseph Stalin, Adolf Hitler, and Franklin D. Roosevelt.Contextual Framing: Each chapter opens with an authoritative historical introduction, providing vital context before plunging into the visual narrative.Uncompromising Research: Backed by a comprehensive bibliography and detailed chronology, making it an essential resource for both dedicated history buffs and visual storytelling enthusiasts.Combining rigorous scholarship with the visceral power of sequential art, The History of World War II offers an unforgettable perspective on the 20th century’s defining conflict—a vital reminder of the costs of war and the fragility of peace.

What if by trying to escape the hell of daily life, you’ve instead actually entered hell?Victor and Sara are going through a rough spell. Stress from work leads to constant arguments, but when Victor collapses, the couple decides it’s time to go on a vacation—doctor’s orders! With no destination in mind, they get in the car and drive. They encounter a shopkeeper who tells them about a town so remote it isn’t even on the map. When they manage to find it, Victor starts to get the feeling the town isn’t what it seems. Worse yet, Victor’s medication is causing nightmarish hallucinations—but what if they’re real? Now it’s no longer about making sure their relationship survives—it’s about making sure they do!Collects Murdervale Books #1–#3 (SAF edition)