Après la bombe #1

Bonvi's Après la bombe — Chroniques arrives from Éditions Jacques Glénat in 1979 as a post-apocalyptic collection with a distinctly sardonic edge. The cover's horizontal vignette sets the tone immediately: amid a tangle of twisted machinery and surreal wreckage, a harlequin-patterned figure stumbles through a vivid pink-and-yellow wasteland, surrounded by goggle-eyed creatures and the remnants of a shattered world. It's a wry, visually playful vision of life after catastrophe — exactly the kind of darkly comic European storytelling that made Bonvi's work so distinctive in 1979.