Le Port de la Lune #1

The opening volume of Le Port de la Lune announces itself with striking unease: a young blonde woman stands below, head bowed and arms folded as if bracing herself, while above her looms a swirling mass of red-streaked darkness concealing a single, unsettling eye. Corbeyran, Gourdon, and Horne set a mood that is immediately atmospheric — intimate dread rendered in a palette of deep black and burning red. Subtitled Rue Abbé de l'Épée, this 2011 Vents d'Ouest release promises a thriller grounded in quiet tension rather than loud spectacle.