Philippe Druillet Philippe Druillet - Nosferatu n'est pas mort, 1979
pencil and ink on thin cardboard
38 x 52,5 cm
Original comic art made by Druillet for page 1 of "Nosferatu n'est pas mort, " a famous graphic novel first published in Pilot magazine n. 61 by Dargaud in 1979, later reprinted in a volume with the title "Nosferatu" by Dargaud in 1989. Druillet's Nosferatu takes place in a post-apocalyptic setting that has reduced the Earth to a pile of rubble, making it desolate and inhabited by a few humans forced to mutate, becoming vampires, in order to adapt and survive climate change. A perpetually gray world, in which it is no longer possible to distinguish day from night. A vampire thus seen as the natural evolution of humanity and as a lifeline from the barbarity perpetrated by other beings infesting the planet. Publisher's stamp on the back. Signed, stamped, and dedicated.
Dimensions
38 x 52,5 cm
pencil and ink on thin cardboard
38 x 52,5 cm
Original comic art made by Druillet for page 1 of "Nosferatu n'est pas mort, " a famous graphic novel first published in Pilot magazine n. 61 by Dargaud in 1979, later reprinted in a volume with the title "Nosferatu" by Dargaud in 1989. Druillet's Nosferatu takes place in a post-apocalyptic setting that has reduced the Earth to a pile of rubble, making it desolate and inhabited by a few humans forced to mutate, becoming vampires, in order to adapt and survive climate change. A perpetually gray world, in which it is no longer possible to distinguish day from night. A vampire thus seen as the natural evolution of humanity and as a lifeline from the barbarity perpetrated by other beings infesting the planet. Publisher's stamp on the back. Signed, stamped, and dedicated.
Dimensions
38 x 52,5 cm
