This issue includes the conclusion of the vividly colored version of Exterminator 17 by Jean-Pierre Dionnet and Enki Bilal.
The fourth installment of the 2021 relaunch, titled "L'homme est bien petit" (Man is Very Small), focuses on "Vintage" content, curating iconic stories from the magazine's original 1975–1984 run. Released in August 2022, this volume spans nearly 300 pages and serves as a historical retrospective of the "first generation" of Métal Hurlant creators. Core Themes and Editorial Vision
Reviewers have praised the volume for its "fine construction" and its ability to present vintage work in a high-quality, modern format. Publication Details Métal Hurlant (2021) 004 - L'homme e…
Beyond comics, the issue contains extensive "reportage" and critical essays that provide historical context for the stories and the 1970s punk-SF movement.
Features prominently with his signature "sublime" sci-fi landscapes and hallucinatory detail. This issue includes the conclusion of the vividly
Included for his early, gritty works that often blended political allegory with futuristic decay.
The anthology includes works from Yves Chaland, Nicole Claveloux, Jean-Claude Mézières, Chantal Montellier, and Frank Margerin. Issue Highlights Core Themes and Editorial Vision Reviewers have praised
The issue highlights the "titans" of Franco-Belgian science fiction and fantasy: