In 2006 , Dupuis launched a second series of one-off volumes by various authors , under the name '' Une aventure de Spirou et Fantasio par ... '' ( " A Spirou and Fantasio adventure by ... " ) . It has subsequently been renamed " Le Spirou de ... " ( " The Spirou story by ... " ) The first volume , '' Les géants pétrifiés '' by Fabien Vehlmann and Yoann , had a modern storyline and art , not dissimilar in spirit to Morvan and Munuera 's work . The second volume , '' Les marais du temps '' , by Frank Le Gall , is drawn in a more classic style not dissimilar to '' The Adventures of Tintin '' and Théodore Poussin , Le Gall 's own comic series . The third , '' Le tombeau des Champignac '' , by Yann and Fabrice Tarrin , is a slightly modernized homage to Franquin 's classic period . The fourth , '' Journal d'un ingénu '' , by Emile Bravo , is a novelistic homage to the original Rob-Vel and Jijé 's universes and stories , and was released to critical acclaim , being awarded at the Angoulême festival . The fifth , '' Le groom vert-de-gris '' by Yann and Olivier Schwartz , is based on one of Yann 's old scripts from the 80 's originally intended to have been drawn by Chaland , while the editor rejected it . Yann picked up the artist Schwartz , working in a similar style , to complete the story . The story takes place among the resistance movement in the Nazi-occupied Belgium . Unlike traditional Spirou stories , but similar to other works by Yann , the story features rather much dark humour and political satire . It was released once again to some acclaim but also attracted controversy for its cavalier approach to sensitive issues . The sixth album , '' Panique en Atlantique '' , authored by Lewis Trondheim and Fabrice Parme , was released on April 16 , 2010
Angoulême festival
Angoulême International Comics Festival
Spirou et Fantasio