Grandville

Arthur Hubschmid's Grandville (1975–present) is a brief two-issue comic series that presents an anthropomorphic animal society in a richly detailed, alternate-history European setting. Published in the mid-1970s, the series is notable for its intricate, satirical artwork and its blend of political commentary with a detective-noir atmosphere. Though its run was short, Grandville stands as a distinctive and early example of sophisticated, creator-driven storytelling in European comics.