The Obscure Cities: The Fever in Urbicande Theo Ellsworth The nameless protagonist finds himself

The nameless protagonist finds himself following the sounds of the animals around him - but how much of this is real

176 pages of hilarious and angst-ridden comics: horny dystopian fantasies commingle with autobiographical vignettes

but surrounded by friends and family who are buzzkills

"Upset that she can’t eat every bucketful of blueberries she picked with her gran all in the same afternoon (“they were the best right then and they’d never be any better”)

The Obscure Cities: The Fever in Urbicande Theo Ellsworth The nameless protagonist finds himselfBy Franois Schuiten & Benot Peeters, Colours by Jack Durieux. Published by IDW. Softcover, 104 pages, Colour, 2022 (originally published in French and B&W in 1985) Visit a land full of mystery, ancient alchemy, and modern technologies in this award winning graphic novel series, now in a new edition with all new colors and an updated translation! The second book in the original The Obscure Cities series, The Fever in Urbicande was first published in