Moïse, enfant sauvage

In 2010, the French publisher Rackham released Moïse, enfant sauvage, a single-issue comic that reimagines the biblical Moses as a feral child raised in the wilderness. This standalone graphic novel strips away the epic pageantry of the Exodus story to focus on a raw, primal survival tale, emphasizing the character's isolation and his struggle to connect with a world that fears him. The series is notable for its stark, minimalist art and its philosophical meditation on civilization versus nature, offering a quiet yet powerful alternative take on a foundational myth.