Collection Fantôme

A moody, atmospheric French horror anthology from Editions Mondiales, Collection Fantôme ran for 36 issues between 1948 and 1950, offering readers a steady diet of ghostly tales and supernatural suspense. The series is most closely associated with artist Jean-Paul Decoudun, whose shadowy, expressive linework defined its eerie visual identity. Though short-lived, it stands as a notable early post-war European horror comic, capturing the lingering anxieties of its era through classic ghost story tropes.