Docteur Ohlenschlager

In the late 1980s, French publisher Audie launched Docteur Ohlenschlager, a short-lived but distinctive series of three issues (1989–1995) that blended dark humor with surreal medical satire. Best known for the work of writer/artist Jean-Claude Forest (creator of Barbarella), the series follows the bizarre exploits of its titular doctor in a world where science and absurdity collide. Though brief, it stands as a cult artifact of European alternative comics, showcasing Forest’s signature whimsical yet cynical style.