L'aigle des mers #1

A majestic tall ship under full sail commands the stormy Atlantic, its white canvas billowing against a brooding sky while a steamship trailing black smoke lurks in the background — and a dramatic waterspout erupts nearby, hinting at danger on the horizon. This first volume of Philippe Thirault and Enea Riboldi's L'Aigle des Mers sets its sails firmly in 1916, plunging readers into the perilous wartime Atlantic. Riboldi's cover art renders the age of sail with striking detail and atmosphere, making this Les Humanoïdes Associés release a genuinely compelling start to the two-part series.