999 À l'aube de rien du tout #1

Three young travelers pick their way through an ancient, gnarled forest while a wild cat crouches watchfully on a mossy branch in the foreground — Marco Bianchini's lush, atmospheric artwork immediately draws you into a world that feels both timeless and quietly threatening. This first half of the opening volume, scripted by Claude Daubercies and Denis-Pierre Filippi, sets the stage for what promises to be a richly textured adventure from Glénat. If you're drawn to European bande dessinée with a strong sense of place and mystery, *999 — À l'aube de rien du tout* is a compelling place to start.