Barbarella #[nn]
In "La Planète des fleurs," Barbarella and Pygar finally reach the mysterious city of Sogo, where the daring heroine devises a bold strategy to overthrow the tyrant—using her own allure as a weapon. Written and illustrated by Jean-Claude Forest, with inks by Forest and colors by Anne Delobel, this 1988 issue from J'ai Lu blends surreal adventure with a touch of intrigue, all rendered in Forest’s signature lush, expressive style. The cover, also by Jean-Claude Forest, captures the moment with his unmistakable flair.
In "Les prisonniers de la Méduse," Barbarella stows away on a ship bound for a colossal deep-sea jellyfish, only to find herself and the crew ensnared by a band of space pirates led by the enigmatic Medusa. The story unfolds in a lush, surreal sci-fi world where danger and desire coil around every starlit corridor.
In "Le labyrinthe de Sogo," Barbarella emerges from the depths into a vast, surreal maze surrounding the city of Sogo, a labyrinth designed as both prison and sanctuary. Trapped in this shifting, enigmatic structure, she must navigate its twisting paths in a desperate bid to escape—though freedom may be as elusive as the truth behind the maze itself.
In "Sogo 2," Barbarella and Pygar infiltrate the enigmatic city of Sogo, where Barbarella devises a daring plan to overthrow the tyrant—using her own allure as a weapon. As the stakes rise, their mission tests both cunning and trust in a world where power and desire are dangerously intertwined.
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