Hallucinations

A short-lived but visually striking French horror anthology from Arédit-Artima, Hallucinations ran for 16 issues between 1987 and 1989, delivering a fever dream of macabre, surreal, and often grotesque short stories. While the series is most closely associated with the vivid, unsettling artwork of Jean-Yves Mitton, it featured a rotating cast of European creators who specialized in the fantastical and the bizarre. As a late-era entry in Arédit-Artima’s prolific horror line, it stands as a concentrated burst of genre storytelling, capturing the raw, unpolished edge of late-80s European comics.