Schemerwoude #15

The fifteenth chapter of Schemerwoude arrives with a cover that stops you cold: a weathered, paint-streaked face emerges from a dense tangle of broad tropical leaves, piercing blue eyes locking onto the viewer with quiet, unsettling intensity. Hermann's linework and coloring give the figure an almost elemental quality, as though the forest itself has taken human form to watch and judge. Subtitled "Hemeloog" — Sky Eye — this 2012 Glénat installment promises the kind of brooding, atmospheric storytelling that has defined this long-running Belgian series.