Peter Pan

Régis Loisel’s lush, darkly romantic reimagining of J.M. Barrie’s classic, published by Egmont Ehapa from 1991 to 2005 across six issues, traces Peter Pan’s origins from a lonely Victorian orphan to the eternal boy of Neverland. Co-written with Eckart Sackmann, the series grounds its fantasy in gritty, emotional realism, with Loisel’s detailed, moody artwork giving Victorian London and the magical island equal weight. This German-published run stands as a definitive, adult-oriented take on the myth, praised for its psychological depth and visual storytelling.