Bande d'humains #[nn]

From L'Oie de Cravan in 2003, *Bande d'humains* arrives with a cover that immediately commands attention: a stark black background frames a strangely elongated, dark-haired figure looming over a small, solitary child, rendered in Dio Ferrán's scratchy, unsettling ink style. The contrast between the towering presence and the tiny figure below gives the image a quietly eerie, fairy-tale unease that feels both intimate and disquieting. A compelling piece of French-language alternative comics that wears its independent spirit plainly on its sleeve.