L'Indien français #6

The sixth chapter of Glénat's L'Indien Français arrives with a quietly powerful cover: a fair-haired man and a dark-haired Native woman stand close together in the foreground, their expressions serious and intimate, while a steam locomotive looms through the haze behind them and a lone rider on horseback adds tension to the distant plain. Titled Bois Brûlé, this 1987 installment suggests a story where two worlds — the encroaching industrial age and the Indigenous frontier — collide around two compelling central figures. Ramaïoli and Durand deliver the kind of atmospheric Western imagery that made this French series a distinctive voice in European bande dessinée.