Aristophania #3

Five figures stride forward against a backdrop of burning buildings and a fiery orange sky — a commanding young man at the center flanked by a top-hatted gentleman, a young worker clutching a mechanical saw, a goggled figure with a rifle, and a woman in Victorian dress — and the image alone signals that Dorison and Parnotte's Aristophania is building toward something genuinely gripping. This third volume, La Source Aurore, carries the visual weight of a group pushed to their limits, the inferno behind them suggesting there's no turning back. A bold, atmospheric entry in a series that wears its dark, period adventure sensibilities with real confidence.