Jeunesse Sélection

Published by Editions Lug in the late 1950s, Jeunesse Sélection was a short-lived French comic anthology that ran for seven issues, offering a curated mix of adventure and fantasy strips. The series is most closely associated with the steady contributions of writer Giorgio Trevisan and artist Roy D'Amy, whose work defined much of its visual and narrative identity. Though brief, it stands as a modest but notable artifact of the era's European comics landscape, reflecting the transitional period when Lug was establishing itself as a publisher of imported and original material.