De laatste van de Schoenfelds #1

The cover of this 2009 Glénat album sets a quietly compelling tone: a young man in a white shirt and jeans stands in the foreground, clutching what appears to be a letter or document, while behind him a girl in period dress lingers near a stone wall bearing a swastika — a detail that immediately signals the weight of history at the heart of "De biecht van Agathe." Cédric Hervan's clean, expressive linework and warm, muted palette give the scene an intimate yet unsettling atmosphere that draws you straight into the Schoenfeld family's story. A confident opening chapter for what promises to be a thoughtful, historically grounded Belgian graphic novel.