Wurzel

A quiet, surreal meditation on rural life, Wurzel follows the solitary existence of a farmer in a stark, minimalist landscape. Launched by Goldmann in 1976 and running just three issues, the series is defined by Alex Graham's distinctive, expressive artwork, which captures the melancholy and absurdity of its protagonist's daily routine. Though brief, its poetic, nearly wordless storytelling has made it a cult touchstone for fans of avant-garde European comics.