Lorraine Cœur d'acier #[nn]

A crowd of determined workers marches beneath a smoldering industrial skyline, their banner reading "Longwy Vivra" capturing the defiant spirit of a community fighting for its future. Center stage sits a battered portable radio — the lifeblood of Lorraine Cœur d'Acier, the legendary pirate station that gave a voice to the steelworkers of Longwy between 1979 and 1981. Vincent Bailly and Tristan Thil bring this remarkable slice of French social history to life in a graphic album that feels as urgent and warm as a broadcast crackling through the airwaves.