Coma

In this taut, three-issue French thriller from Glénat (2002–2004), a man wakes from a coma with no memory of his past, only to discover that his forgotten life may be entangled with a dangerous conspiracy. The series weaves a noir-tinged mystery around identity, trauma, and the fragments of a shattered self, driven by a tightly coiled narrative that never overstays its welcome. Though brief, Coma stands as a sharp, self-contained example of early-2000s European genre storytelling, where atmosphere and ambiguity take precedence over easy answers.