New exhibition "Combattre loin de chez soi - L'Empire colonial français dans la Grande Guerre" (Fighting far from home - The French colonial empire in the Great War)

In the heart of the permanent collections, the museum invites you to its annual "Historical Comics Fair" on Sunday April 28 from 2pm to 6pm (the museum opens at 9:30am). A fun way to understand the history of the First World War, or to explore other periods in history.

Whether you're a comic book fan or a history buff, you'll find more than 15 titles for young people and adults to choose from, for readings that are as educational as they are captivating.

The day before,on Saturday April 27 at 8pm, the museum invites you to a movie night with a screening of "La guerre des Lulus", adapted from the famous comic strip. In the presence of the film's director, Yann Samuell, and the comic strip's scriptwriter and illustrator, Régis Hautière and Hardoc.

Sunday, April 28 program

• Special signing sessions from 2 to 6 p.m.: full list of authors on the museum website.
• Meetings with talented comic book scriptwriters and illustrators
• 3pm, round-table discussion on "the creation of a comic strip".
• Temporary exhibition "La Guerre des Lulus" in partnership with Casterman

Information on www.museedelagrandeguerre.com