Gargouille

A moody, nine-issue horror-fantasy saga from Éditions Mille-Îles, Gargouille (1988–2003) follows a stone gargoyle brought to life in a modern city, exploring themes of isolation and ancient magic. The series is most closely associated with its creator, writer and artist Jean-Pierre Dionnet, whose atmospheric, detailed artwork defined its gothic tone. Though a short run, Gargouille stands as a distinctive cult work in Quebecois comics, blending folklore with urban noir.