I would be hard-pressed to select a single album that I like most, but after some consideration, I would choose "Les trois Soleils de Vinéa" as my personal favourite. It has one of the most interesting stories, and some very unique ideas, like a planet that has one side permanentely turned to it's suns (like Mercury has), and still have an habitable zone (not unlike earth). Also the way the adventurers travel to the M33-Galaxy is very innovative.

Well, and because it has one of my favourite characters in it: Khâny is still one of the most interesting "fictional characters", together with "Mr. Spock" and "Captain Janeway" from Star Trek and "Han Solo" from Star Wars. (Yes, I'm big fan of Science Fiction). Khâny and the Vinéans appeal to me because at the moment of the first album (1971: Le trio de l'étrange) I was developing a serious interest in "good comics" and Fantastic literature. The Vinéans fitted perfectely in this, because they were living in an unique place (beneath the earth) with very high-tech equipment.

While the second album about the Vinéans was a great improvement, the third was really great: High-tech machines, a wonderful 'alien' planet and Yoko and Khâny in a great adventure.