Guérilla

From 1972 to 1976, the French publisher S.E.P.P. released Guérilla, a 19-issue war comic series that took a gritty, realistic approach to modern conflict, focusing on irregular warfare and the human cost of battle. While the series is not as widely remembered as its contemporaries, it stands as a distinctive artifact of its era, offering a European perspective on the Vietnam War and other guerrilla conflicts that differed sharply from the patriotic superhero comics of the time. The series is most closely associated with its principal writer and artist, whose detailed, unglamorous artwork and morally complex narratives gave Guérilla a lasting reputation among connoisseurs of the genre.