Raids

During the mid-1970s, S.E.P.P. published Raids, a 14-issue series that carved out a gritty, war-torn corner of the publisher's lineup. While the creative team shifted across its run, the series is most associated with writer/artist Jean Giraud (Moebius), whose stark, detailed linework defined the book's tense, survivalist atmosphere. Set in a bleak future of endless conflict, Raids follows a lone soldier navigating a landscape of shattered alliances and moral ambiguity, offering a European counterpoint to American war comics. Its unflinching portrayal of combat's psychological toll and Moebius's haunting visuals make it a cult touchstone for fans of mature, atmospheric sci-fi warfare.