Alys just got her driver's license! As the famous singer boards a ferry to Scotland with her car, her best friend, and her producer, she has no idea the Obscure Organization is already on her trail.

Alys has reached Scotland! In the haunted castle of Mac Rocosm, on the shores of Loch Attair, the singer has agreed to perform a concert for the Oxygen conglomerate as a favor to her friend Célia. What could possibly go wrong?

The concert was a trap set by the Obscure Organization! Will Penny manage to save Alys, kidnapped and taken all the way to Japan? Discover the conclusion of Adventures in a Car!

En route to Scotland with her best friend Penny and her producer Charles, Alice Corail, the famous singer who performs under the name Alys, meets Célia Cobalt aboard the ferry crossing the English Channel and agrees to travel with her.


By the time the group reaches Mac Rocosm Castle, on the shores of Loch Attair, they have no idea that they are being pursued by the One-Eyed and the Peglegged, two agents working for the Obscure Organization.


This adventure, which might have been titled Alys and the Oxygen Megacorp, is presented here for the very first time in its complete edition, including Kalten McKenzie’s short story “Un suicide trop facile” as a prologue, along with an exclusive Alys poster and Oxygen stickers.

The assistant to the famous Berlock Tommes, James H. Wilton, presents here the most precise biography to date of the private detective. From his A Study in Yellow to the now-famous case of the Boskervilles’ liger, nothing is left untold, including his epic struggle against his arch-enemy, Professor Padraic Mariachi. Naturally, clever as you are, you may be wondering what this has to do with the Obscure Organization. Readers of Adventures in a Car know, however, that Berlock was deeply involved in the case of Alice Corail’s abduction...

A French social network, Qwice, has caught the attention of the Obscure Organization. The Conductor, his right hand the Peglegged, and their whole team arrive and start sowing chaos. Hired by the platform's founder to find his missing father, will private investigator Éric Antony be up to the task?

By kidnapping the central character of a collaborative story published on Qwice, the Organization pulls off its first major strike on the platform. Meanwhile, Donald Trump's true identity leaks across the network…

In love with the Peglegged, Qwice member Rena Stère is about to live an extraordinary adventure alongside private investigator Éric Antony — in the most unexpected of places: a Pokémon world.

When Éric Antony corners the author of the comic The Organization takes Control™, believing he can finally put an end to the strange events shaking Qwice, he has no idea he's about to jump from the frying pan into the fire. Will the detective survive the story turning into a zoo of every possibility?

As the story nears its dangerous end, the most ambitious stage of the Obscure Organization's plan finally takes shape: the Qwice social network is turned into a theme park. Everything points to an Organization victory… but one person still refuses to let the group get away with it.

The entire story's causal knot: will the wedding between the Peglegged and Rena Stère actually happen? As the Organization has permanently contaminated the real world and even influenced Qwice's choice of mascot, the story's ending promises to be eventful!

Éric Antony, a private detective, is hired by Thomas, co-founder of the social network Qwice, to track down his missing father, who was abducted by the Obscure Organisation. The group takes responsibility for the kidnapping and announces its intention to seize Control™ of the network in a comic strip it publishes directly on the platform itself. As unlikely as it may seem, the pages set off the most unexpected chain reaction when Rena Stère, one of the Organisation's members, falls in love with The Peglegged, right-hand man to The Conductor, the head of O².

A landmark 2025 comic event on Qwice, The Organisation Takes Control™ is now being published in its complete, unabridged edition for the very first time. Alongside the 420 pages of the main story, every bonus feature is included, from the special chapters “The Organisation Answers Your Questions” to its responses to the various comments posted by members of the network. An exclusive, previously unpublished documentary feature on the quokka—the animal that became Qwice's mascot following the release of Act IV of our metanarrative—provides a delightful addition to this edition, which also includes an immersive experience: plug the comic directly into a virtual reality headset and step straight into Qwice Parc!

Sent to investigate the disappearance of staff members at the social network Qwice, private investigator Éric Antony has no idea he's about to step into the most dangerous trap imaginable. The Oratrix, official narrator of the Obscure Organization, invites you to revisit the comic The Organization takes Control™. Between unpublished scenes and rewritten passages, Second Movement - The novel which takes Control™ offers a fresh perspective on O²'s ambitious project.

Based on actual events, The Association runs the Show© is finally available for the very first time — exclusively on VHS, CD-ROM, and Game Boy Advance Video cartridge.

When one of the founders of the Monaco-based social network Pwice hires private investigator Archie Parmentier to track down his missing uncle, the detective has no idea that his encounter with the Abysses Association will plunge him headfirst into a conspiracy destined to change the face of the planet forever.


Soon trapped inside an aquarium of every possibility by the film’s director himself, can Parmentier stop the Lame One from marrying one of the network’s members before it’s too late?


A Paraversal 50th Century production starring Louis de Funès, Yves Montand, Wendie Jo Sperber, Alan Rickman, Maïté and Chuck Norris. With Vincent Price as Faceless.

In Jamlandia, a micro-state ruled by music, the head of state can only keep their title by performing the national anthem with a specific instrument. When private investigator Éric Antony, called in urgently by the government, discovers a card bearing the Obscure Organization's logo, it's already too late: he's once again caught in the narrative web of the metastructure. Will the Instrument be found? What does it have to do with the mysterious painter Érasme Ennare? Éric Antony's troubles are clearly far from over…

In a world inhabited by letters of the alphabet, crime is spiraling out of control ever since a handful of residents chose to embrace the forces of evil. Only one hero can save the world. But will No-Face, the mastermind pulling the strings from the shadows, let Spy i save the day?

Discover the groundbreaking first chapter in the legendary Obscure Organization saga, now available for the first time in one lavish, deluxe edition! Bound in genuine faux leather (anteater imitation), with gold leaf along the page edges, this limited edition of absolutely zero copies is guaranteed to leave your friends speechless. As for your enemies, they’ll be consumed by such overwhelming jealousy that you’d better hire a security team if you don’t want anything unfortunate to happen while you’re tucked away in your cozy little bed!

Over 1,200 pages packed with the ultimate lore surrounding Spy i’s adventures in Lettroland, from his early battles against the Dark Ninjas to his unlikely alliance with his evil counterpart, culminating in his glorious campaign to drive No-Face out of the country. Exclusive gags, interviews by the dozen, completely irrelevant trivia, and much, much more—this is one book that urgently belongs in everyone’s hands (except yours)!

The character guide, an essential companion to the series, is available for such a ridiculously modest price that you’ll wonder how you ever managed without it. Alongside detailed profiles of the members of the Obscure Organization, this guide also features exclusive interviews with them, as well as excerpts from previously unpublished manuscripts by the author.

You know that feeling when you get hopelessly lost in a cultural megastore like Barnes & Nobles and somehow end up in the cookbook section, even though your only goal was to buy the Switch version of Another Code (which, frankly, is absolute crap, so just play the originals, okay)? And then you stumble across titles like “LEGOLAS’ COOKBOOK,” “GHIBLI: THE CULT RECIPES,” or even “PALPATINE’S GOOD POUTINE”?


All these geeky cookbooks are ridiculous, and here’s why: with very few exceptions, none of them actually let you cook the dish you saw in that movie from your childhood, that trendy video game, or that cult TV show. And sorry, but here at O², if a pastry chef offers us a cake shaped like Pikachu’s head, she’s fired.


The Organization’s two chefs, Nathan Decharjeman and the ghost of Charles-Hubert Delapalissade—famous for his appearance on the cooking show Bon App’ Évidemment, alongside singer Alys—have joined forces to finally give you what you’ve always dreamed of, without ever daring to admit it.

In Egg Sun and Other Opulent Oeuvres, discover the Obscure Organization’s most iconic recipes, starting with the one that established Nathan as the greatest culinary genius of his century: the world-famous, legendary Egg Sun. Nathan will also introduce you to the subtle and delicate art of making bourriol and poffertjes, while his partner shares his magnificent recipe for hachis Parmentier, as well as his prune compote. See? All of these dishes actually appeared in the Organization’s stories. At least we don’t take you for fools by making you stick ridiculous little eyes onto your fried potatoes just to pay tribute to Freet Funny.

Missing pogs? They never left us. Rediscover the iconic '90s toy in the colors of the Obscure Organization! A far better investment than Asmodée's failed attempt at reviving them. Each pack contains 5 pogs, and may randomly include a kini.

Straight from the future and inspired by Marty McFly's vest, the one worn by our recruit the Shift is a hit with fans. You too can wear a red vest emblazoned with the Oneiric Origami logo… or is it the Organization's?

Don't ask too many questions. We're trying to get rid of this Groquik costume, the former Nesquik mascot, as quickly as possible. One of our employees wore it for a good part of 2025, but don't worry, it's since been washed and smells like Swiss chocolate, to stay on theme.

This postcard collection, limited to 50 numbered copies, reproduces the works of the renowned painter Érasme Ennare. The first 20 copies were sold at the exceptional exhibition of his paintings by the Oneiric Origami collective, in Le Croisic, France, and in Santa Monica, California.

Be O² in every situation with this magnificent pin in the colors of the Obscure Organization! Unlike the pins worn by certain kids in Tokyo's Shibuya district, our pins won't give you psychic powers or access to another plane of existence. What they will give you, though, is monumental style!

The famous Qwice Park mascot, Freet Funny, finally in everyone's hands! This articulated PVC figure keeps all the sass of the most famous french fry around! A button on its back lets it clearly say some of its most famous lines, including:
"They call me Freet Funny"
"Forums are so 2006"
"I'm a plastic robot: crazy how far AI has come, right?"
"SMOKE BOMB!"
"Freet Funny reporting, Your Eminence"
Rumor has it that famous private investigator Éric Antony keeps one of these figures on his desk.

The Organization is taking on the concert industry. With this premium unisex T-shirt (and get this: this SEO copy meant purely to reel you in wasn't even written by AI to begin with) available in every size, from newborn to 12XL+, you'll finally stop dressing like a trash bag.

Sporting the colors of the seventh official act of the Obscure Organization's misdeeds, this item will instantly grant you, the moment you put it on, such charisma that the cashier at the cultural store where you usually buy your hard drugs (manga, video games, and other discount DVDs, what did you think we meant?) will grant you an automatic discount of at least 70% on your concert tickets, letting you finally leave the house more often.

Oxygen is a company that's both pragmatic and humane, and the same goes for its fast-food chain, Positive Burgers.

Long before McDonald's, the chain was already including toys made from sugarcane-based bioplastic in its kids' meals. And Oxygen has no intention of stopping, even if the French government bans it the way it banned standard plastic in kids' meals. Because in our view, stopping children from having fun by fobbing them off with cardboard junk they don't understand and will throw away by the end of the day amounts to a crime against humanity.

But we also want to send a strong message and hand out responsible toys. This set of figurines, themed around extinct animals, was given out during spring 2019. It includes a Mauritius dodo, a thylacine, a quagga, a great auk, and a woolly mammoth. Gorgeous toys. Not like what McDonald's does.

The standard cap worn by Positive Burgers crew members, the fast-food chain owned by the Oxygen Group, proudly features the O² logo. Want to look effortlessly cool while serving up fries to your guests? Then the O² cap is the perfect choice!

This replica of the author’s fountain pen may not let you break the Fourth Wall™ like he does, but at least you’ll look a damn sight more presentable than you would with your grubby BICs.