Devil Dinosaur : L'intégrale #[nn]

In a fiery valley where ancient beasts clash, Moon Boy watches as Devil Dinosaur—his crimson T. rex companion—defends their home from the horned menace Malicorne. Flashing back to their bond’s beginning, Moon Boy recalls finding the young, scarred beast abandoned after his family was slaughtered by the fur-clad Hunter People, their bond forged in the ash of a volcano’s glow. Now, as the Hunters regroup under a new leader with vengeance in mind, the two stand together against a threat that could tear their fragile peace apart.

In "Devil en guerre," Devil Dinosaur fights to survive when the Hunters set the jungle ablaze, trapping him beneath an avalanche and forcing him to confront the monstrous Longues Pattes after they sacrifice Moon Boy. With fire and fury, Devil breaks free, rescues his friend, and turns the inferno against the Hunters—leading to a deadly reckoning in the heart of the scorched wilderness.

In "Le Géant," young Ruka, a member of the furred giant tribe known as the « Géants, » takes Moon Boy captive in the Valley, setting off a desperate search by his father—a towering giant whose triceratops-like skull serves as a helmet. As the father wreaks havoc across the land, Devil Dinosaur must confront him, only to be moved by the truth behind his rage. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, exploring bonds between father and son in a world where strength and fear often blur.

In "Un objet tombé du ciel," an enormous alien ship crashes into the Valley of Flames, unleashing golden and blue humanoid robots that terrorize the land, capturing dinosaurs and cave dwellers alike—including Moon Boy. When Devil Dinosaur attacks one of the machines, Main de Pierre and Tête Blanche, two fur-clad warriors from the Hill People, step in to help, forging an uneasy alliance as they plot to stop the invaders.

In "Au royaume des fourmis," Devil Dinosaur and his companions flee through a surreal landscape, pursued by alien invaders known as the "Démons du Ciel." Trapped in the heart of a colossal ant colony called the "Tour de la Mort," they must survive the deadly Grouillants—and outwit their relentless pursuers—before the colony becomes their final tomb.

In the heart of a prehistoric forest, Devil and his allies stumble upon Eev, a member of the green-furred cavefolk, as she fights off two giant ants. When Main de Pierre rushes to her aid, he’s overwhelmed—until Devil intervenes, turning the tide. As the colony attacks the alien ship and it explodes, Moon Boy, the captured cavefolk, and the dinosaurs flee into the wild. In the aftermath, a haunting new presence emerges: a twisted, otherworldly "Tree-Demon" where the ship once stood.

In "Arbre-Démon," the ancient sentient tree at the heart of a forgotten alien ship lures Tête Blanche, Main de Pierre, and Eev into its protective embrace, offering them a lush, self-sustaining sanctuary. As the fragile peace unravels with Tête Blanche’s tragic death and Main de Pierre’s desperate bid for freedom, Devil Dinosaur’s return sets off a chain of events that will shatter the garden’s illusion.

In "Dresseurs," Moon Boy faces a desperate test of loyalty and courage as the cave-dwelling Dresseurs—men clad in reptile hides and riding dinosaurs—launch a brutal assault on Devil Dinosaur, hoping to break and enslave him. With the help of the rekindled trust of the Petit Peuple, Moon Boy turns the tide through cunning traps and swift action, forcing the Dresseurs to fall to their own designs.

In "La Sorcière et les Puits," Devil Dinosaur and Moon Boy encounter the enigmatic Sorcière des Puits, guardian of mysterious luminous wells. When Devil accidentally falls into one, he’s hurled to Zuma City in the Nevada desert, leaving Moon Boy to plead with the Sorcière and her son to help bring him back. As the pair send small rocks into the wells to trigger surges of energy, Devil must dodge an approaching army and leap toward the light—just in time.