De Witte Dood #[nn]

Fred de Heij's stark black-and-white cover art sets an immediate tone of cold, tense isolation — a snow-caped soldier crouches low, rifle leveled, amid a frozen landscape of shattered trees and drifting smoke. The title "De Witte Dood" (The White Death) blazes in bold red against the darkness above, a deliberate contrast that speaks to the deadly winter warfare at the heart of Willem Ritstier's story. Published by MENLU in 2026, this Dutch-language album looks like a gripping, uncompromising portrait of survival on a frozen front.