Harpo Marx

Few comic characters arrive with such instantly recognizable iconography as Harpo Marx, who made his comics debut in Pétillon's La fin du monde est pour ce soir in 1986, published by Albin Michel. Across a run stretching into 2008, this version of the beloved silent comedian keeps the very best company imaginable — sharing pages with Groucho Marx and Chico Marx across titles like Une nuit chez les Marx and Vestiges du monde. It's a compact but charming corner of the Copper and Modern Age French comics world, and for fans of Pétillon's distinctive wit or anyone who simply can't resist the Marx Brothers in any medium, these appearances are a delightful find.