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A woman in white rides a rearing horse through what appears to be a theatrical or circus setting, while a darkly-dressed figure looms at the left — François Boucq's cover art crackles with kinetic energy and old-world glamour. This 1988 Titan Books release pairs writer Jerome Charyn with the remarkable triple-threat talents of Boucq, who handles pencils, inks, and colors throughout. Notably, the volume arrived bearing both the Prix Alfred and the Grand Prix de Sierre from Angoulême, a testament to the creative alchemy Charyn and Boucq achieved together.