Launched in Paris in 1975 by Moebius, Philippe Druillet, Jean-Pierre Dionnet and Bernard Farkas, this magazine changed what comics and science fiction could look like. Today it lives on and its covers still bring together legends and new voices of French and international illustration.
Here are some of my favorites. Covers by:
# 1 — Ugo Bienvenu @ugobienvenu
# 2 — Philippe Druillet @philippe_druillet
# 4 — Jean-Michel Nicollet @jm_nicollet_officiel
# 5 — Enki Bilal @enkibilal_officiel
# 10 — Darius "BakaArts" @bakaarts
# 15 — Olivier Vatine @oliviervatine
# 16 — Aurélien Maury @aurelien_maury
# 18 bis — Jorg De Vos @jorg_de_vos
# 19 — Emem @emem_art_
Thanks to the @metal_hurlant_officiel team for sharing these 🖤
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2 hours agors3nn4
THIS IS FUCKING METAL HURLANT god damnit at least show some respect you horrible zoomers
4 hours agogtvmk710
Now just put turbans and baklavas on the robots. And you have your evening news. Francis dead French history is dead. They've been co-opted by the Jihadis now. The culture war between people who worship a mass murdering man who married a nine-year-old circumcised girl. And modern civilization is what's actually going on right now.
11 hours agojasminbataille
Back? Métal Hurlant was available at my local magazine shops for decades… Heavy Metal in the US (instead of « screaming metal », which goes harder tbh). American re-discovering stuff will never cease to amaze me 😂 those are front and center at every libraries I go to. Might be the only comic publication they get sometimes
14 hours agogeomoyano007
Extraordinaria publicación!! Hay que destacar también las publicaciones CIMOC y Zona84 que publicaron estas historias y se distribuyó en Latinoamérica.
14 hours agosonof8bits
Bots demanding a woman burns at the stake? Doesn’t look contemporary or anything…
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