Les gens #[nn]

From Les Cahiers Dessinés' humour imprint comes this delightfully sardonic collection by Muzo, whose sharp cartooning eye turns its lens squarely on humanity. The cover says it all: several exasperated, squirming figures are crammed together inside a glass fishbowl — their bulging eyes and furrowed brows suggesting that being around other people is, at best, a tight squeeze. It's a wonderfully compact visual joke that promises pages of wry, keenly observed wit about the quirks and absurdities of les gens — people, in all their crowded, complicated glory.