Moon of the moon #[nn]

Li Chi-tak's Moon of the Moon, published by Futuropolis in partnership with the Louvre, announces itself with a striking black-and-white cover that pairs an intricately detailed full moon — small crescent visible above it — with a brooding close-up of watchful eyes emerging from shadow, all set above a meticulously rendered aerial view of the Louvre and its famous glass pyramid. The contrast between the celestial, the architectural, and the eerily human makes for a deeply atmospheric composition that feels as much like fine art as sequential storytelling. From writer-artist-inker Li Chi-tak, this 2019 volume is a genuinely compelling invitation into a world where Parisian grandeur meets something altogether more mysterious.