Rats Hamburger

In 1985, the French publisher Futuropolis released a singular, two-issue comic series by the cartoonist Willem, Rats Hamburger. A surreal and satirical work from the artist best known for his contributions to Hara-Kiri and Charlie Hebdo, the series offers a brief but potent glimpse into his signature, absurdist style. While short-lived, it stands as a distinctive artifact of its era, capturing Willem's unflinching, often grotesque humor in a compact form that matters to fans of European alternative comics.