Putain d'Afrique #[nn]

Published by L'Harmattan BD in 2011, Putain d'Afrique is a pointed work of comics journalism by Anselme Razafindrainibe, whose title alone signals an unflinching look at the African continent. The cover illustration shapes Africa as a map surrounded by labels — Europe, Arabie, Océan Atlantique, Océan Indien — while figures crowd its interior clutching an oil barrel, a weapon, and a ballot box, sketching a sharp visual argument about exploitation and geopolitics. It's the kind of graphic work that earns its place on the shelf by being both boldly drawn and genuinely thought-provoking.