Tu n'as rien à craindre de moi #[nn]

From Joann Sfar comes this quietly compelling graphic novel published by Rue de Sèvres in 2016, with colors by Brigitte Findakly. The cover draws you in immediately: a confident young woman in a vivid leopard-print coat walks alongside a red-haired young man on a Parisian street, their expressions a mix of ease and something harder to name, while a third figure lingers in the background. Sfar's loose, expressive linework gives the scene a lived-in warmth that makes "Tu n'as rien à craindre de moi" feel like an invitation into a very human story.