L'Horus de Nekhen

In this brief but striking two-issue series from Milan Presse (1989–1990), the ancient Egyptian god Horus is reimagined in a modern, gritty setting, blending myth with urban noir. Written and drawn by French creator Jean-Pierre Pécau, the series explores themes of divine power and human corruption, offering a unique, atmospheric take on the falcon-headed deity. Though short-lived, L'Horus de Nekhen stands as a cult artifact of late-80s European comics, showcasing Pécau's distinctive visual style and his early fascination with mythological revisionism.