Pleine lune #[nn]

A lone figure sprints down a moonlit path through bare, skeletal trees, the full moon casting an eerie glow across the darkened forest — Chabouté's cover immediately conjures dread and urgency in equal measure. Published by Vents d'Ouest in 2000, Pleine Lune showcases the artist's striking mastery of shadow and atmosphere, where silhouette and stark natural imagery do all the storytelling work. If you're drawn to moody, atmospheric Franco-Belgian comics with a distinctly unsettling edge, this one belongs on your shelf.