Cover: Yves Got

Le baron noir #[nn]

Jan 1990 · Zenda

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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About this Collection

This volume collects the complete story of Le baron noir, a French graphic novel series originally published in 1990 by Zenda. The narrative follows the dark and enigmatic titular character, the Black Baron, through a tale of intrigue and adventure set in a richly illustrated historical or fantastical setting.

In "Le Dragon Vert," the cynical allegory of Le Baron Noir continues as the enigmatic predator known as the Black Baron returns, his shadow stretching over a world of passive sheep. With sharp, unwavering art by Yves Got, the story unfolds in a society where resistance is rare and authority wears the guise of necessity—leaving readers to question who truly controls the flock.

Contains 2 stories

Untitled Humor story

96 pp · Humor

In "null," the cynical satire of Le Baron noir returns with a biting, deadpan edge, set in a world where the ever-watchful Baronne Noir—a relentless eagle—conducts his "regulatory harvests" among a passive flock of sheep. Amid the quiet resignation of the herd, a few defiant voices rise, testing the limits of resistance in a system that rewards silence.

Le Dragon Vert

24 pp · Humor