The Enki Bilal Library
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In βThe Black Order Brigadeβ, a group of aging revolutionaries band together for one last stand against fascism. As they spread around Europe, chasing down leads and picking off old adversaries, they realize they are heading for an explosive showdown.
A group of Communist leaders gather for some sport in a quiet forest in βThe Hunting Partyβ. Soon the snowy ground is stained with the blood of more than just animals, as the machinations of the political world weave through the trees toward an unsuspecting victimβ¦
βan engaging, original story that should resonate with audiences interested in the evolving process of history and how it is shaped.β β Icv2
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Enki Bilal was born in the former Yugoslavia in 1951. His Belgrade childhood, during the reign of Tito, was instrumental in setting the tone and geopolitical themes he developed during his collaborations (with Pierre Christin in particular) and in his solo work.
