Dans mon village, on mangeait des chats #[nn]

A young boy stands rigidly in what appears to be a butcher's back room, rows of sausages hanging in the dimness behind him, while the looming shadow of a figure raising a cleaver stretches ominously across the tiled wall — a cover image that sets an immediately unsettling, atmospheric tone. From Pelaez and Porcel, Dans mon village, on mangeait des chats (Grand Angle / Bamboo Édition, 2020) promises a dark, tension-laden story rooted in childhood and something far more disturbing lurking just out of sight. If you're drawn to Franco-Belgian comics that don't shy away from grim atmosphere and emotional weight, this one announces itself with quiet, chilling confidence.