Drapieżcy

In the early 2000s, Polish publisher Egmont Polska brought Jean Dufaux and Enrico Marini's dark, painterly European crime saga to a new audience under the title Drapieżcy. Running just four issues from 2001 to 2004, this series—translated from the original French Les Prédateurs—unfolds a moody, adult thriller where a mysterious predator stalks the powerful elite. With Maria Mosiewicz handling the Polish adaptation, the book stands as a striking example of the sophisticated, noir-infused bande dessinée tradition that Egmont championed in Poland. Its taut, atmospheric storytelling and Marini's lush, cinematic art make it a memorable, if brief, entry in the publisher's catalog.