Nicolas Petrimaux

Il faut flinguer Ramirez

He is mute. He is nice. He fixes vacuums... and he might be the deadliest assassin in North America. A crime thriller about a manhunt that spills across the southwest U.S. as Mexican drug cartels look for one man: Ramirez.Ramirez is a common name, but for some it is the name of imminent death. He is a legend, a contract killer, a relentless hitman who, if you see him, it's already too late. Hector Rodriguez, the godfather of a large cartel based in Tijuana, is the only person who knows his true identity. But, when his right-hand man, Ramon Perez, is almost killed by a mysterious assassin, Rodriguez puts his knowledge to use, and the hunter, Ramirez, becomes the hunted in this original graphic novel.

Gunning for Ramirez: Silent As a Grave

Olivier Peru

Sophian Cholet

Paris. Le virus a transformé la capitale française en bombe à retardement. Un exode massif jette des milliers de gens sains et de zombies sur les routes. L'horreur embrase l'Europe et aucune nation ne parvient à y faire face. Charles, garde du corps expérimenté de l'Elysée, doit protéger le chef de l'Etat coûte que coûte... Mais sa mission a-t-elle encore un sens ? L'idée même de la République et un président qui ne mérite pas qu'on le sauve valent-ils plus que sa propre vie ? Charles doit choisir sa bataille.

Les misérables

What if the deadliest assassin in all of Mexico, a man with dozens of kills to his name, was actually a vacuum repairman in Arizona? Falcon City, Arizona. Jacques Ramirez works at Robotop, the leading home appliance company in the Southwest United States. Jacques is efficient, thorough, and discreet. That last one is easy: he's also mute. But everything changes when two members of one of Paso del Rio's largest drug cartels stumble upon Jacques and believe him to be the deadly hitman who betrayed them in the past: the ruthless Ramirez. Could it be that the cartel's legendary clean-up man is really a legendary vacuum cleaner expert? NICOLAS PETRIMAUX presents the first in a trilogy a tribute to the action thrillers of the 1980s and '90s, a brutal narrative with never a dull moment. GUNNING FOR RAMIREZ is as much a descendant of Friedkin's To Live and Die in L.A. as it is Tarantino's Pulp Fiction or Rodriguez's Mexico Trilogy.

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