: The major draw—and point of contention—is the shift in art styles. While Philippe Buchet provides the cover, the interior art varies wildly between artists.
: Illustrated by Benoît Springer, featuring Nävis and her friends in a combat armor training session with her own custom rules.
The volume serves as a "deep dive" into the gaps of the official history of Nävis, the only human in the multi-racial spaceship convoy known as Sillage. The stories are narrated by Bobo, a member of the Migreur race. Les chroniques de Sillage, Tome 1 :
: Illustrated by Koboï, focusing on a stranded pilot playing a video game where Nävis is the protagonist.
: Some stories are praised for adding complexity to the lore, while others are criticized for being "light" or anecdotal. : The major draw—and point of contention—is the
is an anthology published by Delcourt in 2004 that expands on the massive sci-fi universe of the main Sillage (or Wake ) series. Rather than a single linear story, this 48-page volume is a collection of five short stories written by series creators Jean-David Morvan and Philippe Buchet, each illustrated by a different artist. The Anthology Structure
: Illustrated by Ignacio Noë, a more philosophical piece about a war hero, Berdsq, attempting to "humanize" a former AI oppressor. Critical Reception The volume serves as a "deep dive" into
According to reviewers at Bedetheque and SensCritique , this volume is generally seen as a supplement for dedicated fans rather than a standalone entry: