Bertrand BéCa, Shatsma, and Julien Mariolle. Science in Comics. Volume 1: Space and Time

The family we'll meet in this book only seems ordinary at first glance. Dmitry, 14, loves biotechnology; Albertine, 13, is a fan of astrophysics; Blaise, 11, lives only for mathematics; Erwina, 10, is fascinated by quantum mechanics; and only twelve-year-old Justine understands nothing about science and would prefer a pancake party to even the most fascinating lecture. But it's he who must convey to his brothers and sisters a crucial message from the future, one that will determine the fate of all humanity. This message is brought by Ulwazi, a strange time traveler, but the problem is, Justine doesn't understand a single scientific word! So, they must immediately embark on a journey from the Moon to the very edge of the solar system and see for themselves how the laws of physics work.
The new "Science in Comics" series is a gripping adventure full of surprises and sparkling humor, introducing readers to the fundamentals of modern science: applied mathematics, astrophysics, quantum mechanics, and bioengineering. It's not only cosmically interesting but also universally educational!