Le pélycanthrope #[nn]

Marcellin's bold, two-tone cover says it all: a sleek black silhouette of a hunched, monstrous figure looms against a blood-red sky, a pale full moon glowing behind it — the titular Pélycanthrope rendered with striking graphic economy. Published in 2002 by Éditions de L'Œuf, this French small-press gem carries the eerie, almost mid-century poster aesthetic that makes it impossible to look away. If you appreciate horror comics with a strong design sensibility and a distinct francophone voice, this one belongs on your shelf.