Peter Pan

In the early 2000s, Dutch publisher Arboris brought a new vision of Neverland to comics with Peter Pan, a six-issue series that reimagined J.M. Barrie’s classic tale for a modern audience. Best known for the lush, moody art of French illustrator Jean-Pierre Danard, the series blends fantasy with a darker, more psychological edge, exploring the wildness and melancholy of eternal youth. Though short-lived, it stands as a distinctive European take on a beloved story, offering a visually rich and emotionally complex counterpoint to more familiar adaptations.