End of story 1

Ah it is difficult to comment on the end of such a cycle. Inevitably, after 17 years of epic, we got used to always have a sequel in sight.
The conclusion is still thin enough to not close the whole story in a big, silly happy ending where everyone lived happily and had many children. Moreover, if by chance the authors wanted to embark on a second round, there is a way to reconvene these colorful characters (that is already provided for the History of Eusebius).

The only slight weakness lies in my opinion in the outcome of the son in the story, the revelations of this volume (which I will not still fanning here) finally being largely sewn with white thread and anticipated for several tomes.
I always have a little trouble also with the human characters, especially women whose features are less well mastered than for animal characters. But the coloring, it remains of the highest caliber and is still beautiful.

When the dialogues that say the level of this series by Alain Ayroles grace, never denied the Alexandrian and are always a treat. I also personally Jubilee reading a wonderful quote from Pierre Desproges mouth Eusebius.

In short, although I have some weak point blame this last volume (but perhaps it is because I know that this is the last), the series is still in my opinion a real band masterpiece modern comic, a UFO that does not fit into any box but which demonstrated the immense talent of its authors.
You must read capes and fangs and have it read to those who consider that comics are not real books.