Mowg fils de la brousse et le seigneur d'Ahaggar

Mowg fils de la brousse et le seigneur d'Ahaggar is a single-issue Franco-Belgian comic from 1948, published by Éditions Chagor / Gordinne. It adapts Rudyard Kipling's Mowgli into a Saharan adventure, with the jungle boy now facing a lord of the Ahaggar mountains. The title is notable as an early, standalone European imagining of the character, bridging colonial adventure comics with the wild-child mythos. Its brevity and specific setting make it a curious artifact of post-war bande dessinée.