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Arzach

Jean G. Moebius, Moebius, Randy Lofficier

Ages 10–16

Readers rate it 4.1 (7 on Hardcover)

Released 1996

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Arzach is a visually striking, largely wordless science-fantasy collection celebrated for innovative artistic storytelling rather than narrative depth. The surreal, dream-like imagery occasionally depicts conflict and strange creatures, but violence is neither graphic nor central. The experimental nature and lack of dialogue make it more accessible to older children comfortable with abstraction, though some dreamlike sequences may feel unsettling to younger readers.

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From the publisher

A collection of the dream-like science-fiction images and visual storytelling techniques of Jean Giraud ("Moebius"), including his wordless "pantomime" work and the character Arzach. A collection of the dream-like science-fiction images and visual storytelling techniques of Jean Giraud ("Moebius"), including his wordless "pantomime" work and the character Arzach.

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  • Fantasy comic books, strips, etc
  • Science Fiction
  • Sword & Sorcery

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ISBN 9781569711323 · Dark Horse Comics

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