Social Fiction Av Chantal Montellier, Geoffrey Brock

<b>Appearing together in English for the first time, three politically charged sci-fi graphic novellas by a pioneering French comics artist.</b><br><br>An anonymous official chides a man under surveillance for stepping out of view of a security camera; visitors to an underground mall are forced to form a new society when a nuclear strike may (or may not) have left them as the sole survivors on Earth; newlyweds living in an authoritarian New York City attempt to navigate the insidious hurdles of being permitted to have a child; and a Puerto Rican boxer discovers that segregation continues in America long after death.<br> <br>These are the visions of Chantal Montellier, a contributor to the legendary <i>Métal Hurlant</i>, and the creator of some of the most striking and stirring science fiction comics of the 1970s and 1980s.<br> <br>In this collection of three novellas, <i>Wonder City</i>, <i>Shelter</i>, and <i>1996</i>, published together in English for the first time,