La Lune, la bouche d'égout et la flaque d'eau

A single, self-contained comic from 1996, published by L'Association, La Lune, la bouche d'égout et la flaque d'eau is a concise, poetic work that captures the publisher's early experimental spirit. Its evocative title—The Moon, the Sewer Mouth, and the Puddle—hints at a surreal, urban vignette typical of the alternative French comics scene of the era. Though a brief entry, it stands as a notable artifact of L'Association's influential catalog, reflecting the publisher's commitment to author-driven, formally adventurous storytelling.