Fog

A haunting, black-and-white psychological thriller from Casterman, Fog (1999–2007) unfolds across eight issues as a dense, oppressive mist descends on a small town, gradually eroding the sanity and memories of its inhabitants. Primarily illustrated by Cyril Bonin, the series uses stark, atmospheric art to explore themes of isolation and the fragility of identity. A quietly influential European horror comic, it stands out for its slow-burn dread and its refusal to offer easy answers, building a lasting mood of unease.