L'Homme qui n'aimait pas les armes à feu #2

The second chapter of Wilfrid Lupano and Jaouen Salomone's offbeat historical series finds our distinctly unarmed hero standing arms raised and wide-eyed amid the chaos of what appears to be an 18th-century battlefield, American and British flags clashing in the smoke-filled background as soldiers fall around him. It's a wonderfully absurd image — one man's evident pacifism framed against the full fury of period warfare — and Salomone's richly detailed linework makes every musket and uniform feel grounded in real history. "Sur la Piste de Madison" promises another witty, adventure-driven installment from Delcourt's 2013 series that wears its anachronistic humor right on its sleeve.