PROSOPOPUS

Prosopopus by De Crecy. About to enter his limousine, a man is shot dead in cold blood. His bodyguards, powerless, do not catch the murderer. The latter, visibly satisfied, finds a woman in bed. As he returns home, strange scents float in the atmosphere, made of blood, semen, and the stale air that hangs over the city. And materialize in a formless and grotesque magma: Prosopopus reveals to us a world from which, in his image, brutal, merciless and grotesque in its excess, springs a modern monster. He is as big as a bear, has skin that is sometimes whitish like donkey's milk, sometimes yellowish like urine. It has two teeth that spit smoke, and completely human eyes. He has the tail of a small dog. He has clawed paws. And it is with these paws that he catches those who approach him, and he who is caught dies without hope of salvation.  The last 16 pages are filled with black and white sketches by De Crecy. This is a graphic novel told without words, just amazing illustrations! French Edition. Out Of Print. Condition: Very Fine Minus. Corner tip top front cover.