Point de fuite pour les braves #[nn]

From Le Lombard in 2015, this standalone Franco-Belgian album by Boucq announces its anarchic energy right on the cover: two enormous hands frame a chaotic swirl of tumbling figures, smashed furniture, a refrigerator, a yellow car, and scattered debris caught in a vertiginous free-fall. Boucq's linework crackles with kinetic detail, turning a scene of total mayhem into something almost gleefully choreographed. If you enjoy bold, irreverent cartooning with a distinctly French sensibility, Point de fuite pour les braves promises an exhilarating ride.