Eclair

A short-lived but stylish French comic series from Arédit-Artima, Éclair ran for twelve issues from 1964 to 1965, offering a mix of adventure and science fiction tales that captured the era's pulp sensibilities. The series is best remembered for its striking cover art and the contributions of artists like Pierre Le Guen, whose dynamic visuals defined its look. Though brief, Éclair remains a notable artifact of mid-60s European comics, showcasing the genre experimentation of the time.