Ali Aarrass #[nn]

A striking work from Manu Scordia, this 2019 Vide Cocagne release opens with a cover that sets a stark, urgent tone: a figure in white, hands bound, flanked by two uniformed guards marching down a narrow corridor of towering walls rendered in bold orange and black. The image is spare but powerfully composed, letting the architecture of confinement speak as loudly as the human figures at its center. For readers drawn to politically engaged comics with a raw, expressive visual language, this is a title that commands attention from the first glance.