Les Tourbières noires #[nn]

A solitary figure stands at the crest of a windswept, desolate moorland, a stone cross rising beside them against a sky churning with brooding, storm-lit clouds — and in the far distance, a lone structure sits at the edge of the gloom. Christophe Bec sets an atmosphere of profound isolation and unease right from this striking painted cover, conjuring a landscape that feels as much psychological as geographical. Published by Glénat in 2016, Les Tourbières Noires promises dark, atmospheric storytelling rooted in the austere beauty of wild, forbidding terrain.