Les Jeunes Canadiens #[nn]
"Les Origins Du Les Jeunes Canadiens" presents a pivotal moment in the series’ history, tracing the formative years of the group through a vision of ecological consequence. Written by Ed Conroy and illustrated by Jim Craig—with inks by Ian Carr, colors by Rob Bruce, Jerry Malfara, and Brian Halstead, and letters by Janet Hetherington—the story unfolds as The Professor reveals a dire future shaped by unchecked industrial pollution, prompting a turning point for Mr. Legros. The cover, also by Jim Craig, captures the moment with striking, evocative detail.
In "La Conversion De Richard Legros," a powerful industrialist is confronted with a chilling vision of the future—one where his unchecked pollution has rendered Earth a target for alien conquest—prompting a sudden, profound shift in his worldview. Written and illustrated with quiet intensity, this 1996 story from *Les Jeunes Canadiens* uses speculative fiction to explore accountability and change, all through the personal reckoning of a man facing the consequences of his choices.
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