My Les Sisters rankings
The volumes, episodes and characters I recommend first, and why.
By Spidermas · Updated on November 6, 2026
These selections help you choose rather than name a universal winner. Compare the theme, the characters and the ease of getting started. The editorial order is neither a score nor a reader vote.
Choose according to your interests
My selection of 5 comic volumes
- 1
Volume 5 — Quelle chouchoute !
The publisher’s synopsis has Marine with a leg in plaster. Wendy expects peace, but her sister still finds ways to provoke her: a concrete introduction to their rivalry.
- Who is it for?
- For readers who enjoy Marine overturning Wendy’s expectations.
- Before choosing
- The title alone does not describe every situation in the comic.
- 2
The first comic is a straightforward starting point for meeting the sisters before comparing other themes.
- Who is it for?
- For discovering the comics with a clear starting point.
- Before choosing
- Starting here does not mean you must buy every following book.
- 3
Volume 16 — Cap’ ou pas Cap’ ?
Marine’s challenges give this choice a clear theme: games become an excuse for sisterly provocations.
- Who is it for?
- For readers drawn to games and challenges between sisters.
- Before choosing
- A challenge theme does not mean one continuous adventure.
- 4
Volume 4 — C’est nikol crème !
Snow, outdoor games and looking after the grandparents’ dog give the publisher’s synopsis a holiday atmosphere.
- Who is it for?
- For holiday situations and everyday humour.
- Before choosing
- This comic is not a guide to the whole family.
- 5
Volume 6 — Un namour de Sister
The synopsis puts Marine alongside Wendy’s romantic troubles. This choice highlights sisterly support beyond their arguments.
- Who is it for?
- For readers interested in relationships and sisterly closeness.
- Before choosing
- The romantic theme may appeal less to someone mainly looking for mischief.
The 10 must-watch episodes
- 1
Maxence goes camping for a whole weekend with no phone: Wendy falls apart, and Marine tries to wean her off her boyfriend.
- 2
During a heatwave, Dad prefers his new boomerang to the water park; his daughters steal it and send it next door. My pick for parents.
- 3
“Ma Sister la chouchoute” — season 4
Wrongly convinced Wendy is the favourite, Marine piles up mischief… and both sisters end up grounded.
- 4
To get rid of Marine, Wendy convinces her there is a teenage virus that makes you stupid; Marine sets out to decontaminate everyone.
- 5
Wendy makes Marine believe she can read minds, to stop her sabotaging her audition.
- 6
“La p’tite Sisteronite” — season 2
Wendy claims to be allergic to clingy little sisters: the big-sister trick taken to the extreme.
- 7
“Maman sous contrôle” — season 4
Mum, with a sprained ankle, wants to rest; her two daughters, each hiding a secret, try to get her out of the way.
- 8
Maxence can’t say no; Wendy, tired of coming last, breaks up with him, and Marine is the one who wants to reunite them.
- 9
“Silence ! Papa travaille…” — season 3
To help her dad draw his comic, Marine enforces total silence at home, even if it means tying Wendy down.
- 10
Marine believes she is a real princess raised by “fake parents”; Wendy pushes her to play the part to the end to cure her of it.
The selection links open character profiles, not video players. To find an episode, consult the episode list and check its title and availability with the broadcaster.
The 5 funniest characters
- 1
Unbeatable. Her made-up words, her bad faith and the way she dramatises everything make up a good half of the series’ gags.
- 2
The cartoonist dad who finds every excuse not to work. A big kid, and his daughters’ best comic ally.
- 3
The fussy neighbour: each of her appearances signals a neighbourhood disaster.
- 4
Her exasperation is a perfect comic device. The more she grumbles, the more we laugh.
- 5
Marine’s partner in crime, able to turn any afternoon into a wild adventure.
What supports these recommendations?
The comic situations are checked against Bamboo Édition synopses, linked under each recommendation. The reading advice interprets these details editorially; it does not promise that every reader will agree.
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