Haarmann

In this stark, historically grounded one-shot from Ediciones La Cúpula, writer Peer Meter and artist Isabel Kreitz reconstruct the life and crimes of Fritz Haarmann, the infamous "Butcher of Hanover." Through Kreitz's moody, expressive black-and-white art, the story doesn't sensationalize the violence but instead offers a chilling, character-driven portrait of a serial killer operating in the shadows of 1920s Germany. It's a sober, atmospheric work that uses the comics medium to explore the grim intersection of true crime and social history.