Fraternity #1

A young boy crouches alone amid bare, gnarled branches in the foreground, while a brooding church and shadowy village loom through stormy skies behind him — a quietly devastating image of isolation. This opening volume of Fraternity by Díaz Canales and Munuera sets a distinctly atmospheric tone, blending gothic European dread with a deeply human sense of vulnerability. Published by Dargaud in 2011, it's a compelling start to what promises to be a richly shadowed two-part story.