Hara Kiri 1960-1985 #2

This volume gathers the most outrageous and provocative covers and pages from the legendary French satirical magazine Hara Kiri, spanning its entire run from 1960 to 1985. Known for its irreverent humor, taboo-breaking cartoons, and scathing social and political commentary, the collection showcases the work of iconic contributors like Cabu, Reiser, Gébé, and Wolinski. It serves as a chronicle of the magazine's fearless, often banned, brand of satire that paved the way for Charlie Hebdo.