Plus mort que moi tu meurs

In this French-language series from Futuropolis, a single 1986 issue presents a darkly comic exploration of mortality and identity. The book is best known for its striking art by Jean Teulé, whose expressive style brings a surreal, morbid edge to the narrative. Though brief, Plus mort que moi tu meurs stands as a cult curiosity, offering a sharp, philosophical twist on the crime genre that lingers long after the final page.