Mon père était boxeur

In this poignant one-shot from Futuropolis (2016), a son pieces together the fragmented story of his father's life as a boxer, exploring the weight of family legacy and memory. The narrative, spare and emotionally resonant, is most associated with writer and artist Jérôme Kagan, whose restrained linework and muted palette capture the quiet dignity of its subject. Though a single issue, the series stands as a small, intimate meditation on how we inherit the stories of those who came before us.