Petar Pan

In this six-issue series from Marketprint (2000–2005), the classic tale of Peter Pan is reimagined with a darker, more adult sensibility, exploring the psychological depths of its characters. The run is notable for its moody, atmospheric artwork and its willingness to subvert the original story's innocence, making it a cult favorite among readers seeking a more mature take on Neverland. While the creative team is not widely known, the series stands as a distinctive, self-contained experiment in reinterpreting a beloved children's classic for a grown-up audience.