Les Chemins d'Avalon #1

The opening volume of Les Chemins d'Avalon sets a delightfully eerie tone right from its cover, where a red-haired girl and a cautious young boy cling to each other beneath a blood-red moon, a looming Victorian mansion lurking in the shadowy background. The subtitle Trafic de fées — "Fairy Trafficking" — promises a story steeped in the uncanny, blending childhood adventure with something distinctly more unsettling. This 2006 Soleil release from Jarry, Achile, and Gonzalbo looks like a wonderful entry point into a world where fairy tales carry genuine menace.