I think you put too much focus on ASB-ness of the comics.
Granted, according AH.com's standards, it's the closest thing of "ASB pride" we ever had.
On the other hand, french (and generally european) alternate history is pretty much relaxed about plausibility standards (and giving how well are doing authors pretending to be plausible on this regard, it's for the better, really).
Don't get me wrong : some weren't interesting to begin with. But it's less PoD and AH related than writing and handwaving.
For example :
9. Apocalypse on Texas (ABS senario were france and Britain survive intact a nuclear WWIII)
You're narrowing it a bit. Basically Cuban crisis going nuclear, Cuba and USSR turned into radioactive glass, and USA having lost its main centers and going balkanized. (Presidents Richard Nixon, Henry Kissinger, and Charlton Heston).
Basically, the Cold War continues, but between France/UK (that doesn't survives intact to the war, would it be only regarding the climate and radioative damages) and China that supports Mexico tentatives to annex back Texas.
Good story material, if a bit "wild goose chase", but the authors manage well (for me at least) to balance between ground operation storytelling and political background : 7/10
Quite enjoyed this one.
It does have a butterfly net, but the Prohibition in New England and Kennedy senior smuggling booze from New Orleans (basically, Britain never get to annex French North America) is an interesting idea.
The "put everyone famous in the TL" is really an obstacle, tough.
Denounciation of a sort-of segregation between French and natives, with a thriller story is good enough for that you don't need to put "famous faces" that only make disbelief suspension.
Overall, I'd give it a 6/10 but admittedly without the art, it would be lower.
Wunderwaffe and World War 2.2 some lame alternate WWII scenarios
I liked the first two WW2.2. actually.
Again, it's defenitly not what you'd call plausible, but a good AH story doesn't have to be so.
The infamousness of Sealion scenarios on this board is less related to its implausibility, IMHO, but to the unability of anyone being able to make a good and original story about it. (SS-GB was quite good)
You have as well
Uchronie(s) (even if it's more related to parallel timelines than AH, but again, french AH is more relexed about classifications, as French SF in general)
To resume it, it's about a same character, Zack Kosinski, in three different New York :
New Byzantium,
New Harlem, New York (apparently ours), New Beijing,
New Delhi, each city being a small mini-series related to a macro-series.