Reality Show

In 2003–2004, Dargaud Benelux published this short two-issue series by writer J. D. Morvan and artist Francis Porcel, a satirical look at the intersection of reality television and superheroics. The story follows a group of contestants on a reality show who discover their competition is not just for fame, but for survival against a manufactured threat. Morvan and Porcel use the premise to skewer media manipulation and public voyeurism, delivering a sharp, fast-paced critique that feels prescient for its era. Though brief, the series stands as a pointed commentary on how entertainment can blur the line between spectacle and exploitation.