Moebius Library: The Depressed Hunter

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A mind-warping graphic novel from the master of comics, Jean “Mœbius” Giraud—for the first time in English!

In this graphic novel prequel to The Major, Mœbius’s Major Grubert finds himself attempting to chase away the blues by getting into a surreal adventure! Taking a vacation to the Airtight Garage to clear his mind, Grubert walks straight into an assassination plot: His own!

As the Major goes undercover, the late, great French master cartoonist Mœbius returns to form here, in The Depressed Hunter, taking readers into the intricate world of the Major’s dreams—and nightmares!—with the lush, exquisite pen-and-ink work for which the author is best known. Another intensely psychedelic adventure that only Mœbius could take us on!

Translated by Diana Schutz, who continues to provide illuminating translator’s notes, and skillfully lettered—reflecting Mœbius’s own work—by Adam Pruett (The World of Edena, The Major).
A mind-warping graphic novel from the master of comics, Jean “Mœbius” Giraud—for the first time in English! In this graphic novel prequel to The Major, Mœbius’s Major Grubert finds himself attempting to chase away the blues by getting into a surreal adventure! Taking a vacation to the Airtight G...

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Jean Giraud (1938-2012) was a French cartoonist best known for his work under the name Mœbius. His work features unique sci-fi and fantasy worlds and characters. Some of his better-known works include The World of Edena and Arzach. He’s also well known for his Blueberry series, written under the pseudonym Gir, which was adapted for film in 2004.
Jean Giraud (1938-2012) was a French cartoonist best known for his work under the name Mœbius. His work features unique sci-fi and fantasy worlds and characters. Some of his better-known works include The World of Edena and Arzach. He’s also well known for his Blueberry series, written under the ...

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