Angoisse et colère #[nn]

From Alex et Daniel Varenne comes this brooding 1988 Casterman release, *Angoisse et colère* — a title that translates to "Anguish and Anger," and the cover delivers that mood with quiet intensity. A solitary figure sits in an armchair in a dimly lit room, bathed in warm amber light against cool blue-green walls, the glow of a window casting long shadows around them. It's a beautifully composed image of isolation and unease, part of Casterman's "Les Romans (À Suivre)" line that championed literary, adult-oriented bande dessinée.