French Sci-Fi Comic Anthology ‘Metal Hurlant’ Relaunches With All-Star Creators | Exclusive

The resurrected magazine features work from best-selling talent including Brian Michael Bendis, Matt Fraction, James Stokoe, Mark Waid and more

A hunter, dressed as European hunters of the early to mid-20th century dressed, with a small creature behind him and what appears to be a large dead green creature behind them both. The hunter sits, legs crossed, in an alien landscape.
Art by Mœbius. (Courtesy Humanoids)

French science-fiction anthology “Metal Hurlant” is relaunching, 50 years after its debut, as a quarterly anthology with a lineup filled with high-profile creators from around the world. Launching directly to consumers with a Kickstarter campaign, the project features work from talent including Brian Michael Bendis, Matt Fraction, James Stokoe and Mark Waid. Co-founded by legendary artist Mœbius, the book’s legacy includes American offshoot “Heavy Metal,” which began by largely featuring licensed translations of “Metal Hurlant” stories.

Mœbius is known for his collaboration on the unmade “Dune” adaptation developed by controversial filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky, developing concept art and storyboards with creators that included H.R.

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