Den Letzten beissen die Hunde

In this stark, single-issue graphic novel from Edition Moderne, writer Didier Daeninckx and artist Jacques Tardi (along with Martin Budde) deliver a hard-hitting political crime story rooted in the late 1990s. The book confronts the legacy of World War II collaboration and its lingering shadows in contemporary France, using Tardi's signature ligne claire style to frame a tense, morally complex narrative. It stands as a potent example of European bande dessinée's ability to fuse historical reckoning with noir storytelling.