Blame!

In the early 2000s, Glénat brought Blame! to European readers, collecting Tsutomu Nihei's landmark manga in a 10-issue series. Set in a colossal, decaying megastructure where a lone, silent figure named Killy searches for a lost genetic key, the series is defined by Nihei's stark, architectural art and sparse, atmospheric storytelling. It remains a touchstone for its visionary cyberpunk aesthetic and its profound influence on the look and feel of post-apocalyptic science fiction in comics.