Tuer Vélasquez #[nn]

Philippe Girard's Tuer Vélasquez from Glénat Québec presents a quietly unsettling cover — a modest wooden house, lights glowing warmly from within, set against a stark burnt-orange background with shadowy trees flanking the edges. The deceptively domestic scene creates an immediate tension between suburban calm and the weight of a title that translates roughly to "Killing Vélasquez." It's the kind of 2009 Francophone graphic novel that draws you in with understated atmosphere before you've even turned the first page.