Fog

In this haunting French-Belgian series from Casterman, Fog (2002–2007) unfolds across eight issues as a dense, atmospheric tale of a mysterious fog that envelops a coastal town, bringing with it unsettling transformations and buried secrets. The series is most closely associated with its writer and artist, who together craft a slow-burn narrative blending psychological horror with surreal, painterly visuals. Its importance lies in its quiet, meditative approach to the genre, using the fog as a metaphor for memory, loss, and the fragility of identity, making it a standout in early-2000s European comics.