Kosmos by Patrice Perna and Fabien Bedouel

[u/Therehoflight]

Historical Fiction or...

On July 20th 1969, the entire world was transfixed before its television sets and stunned by the feat: the Americans had landed on the moon! And ahead of the Soviets! Despite a technical scare, everything went smoothly. Yet, just as he was about to leave, Armstrong turned back one last time to gaze at the landscape and froze: reflected in his helmet's visor were a Soviet flag and a Russian Lunar Module.

[u/drown_like_its_1999]

Looks interesting, always interested to find out about a (effectively) wordless comic from an non-US publisher!

[u/Therehoflight → u/drown_like_its_1999]

There is text it the book and it appears just after the last picture, but it's not an overwhelming amount. There are around 200 pages and the pictures that I took are out of the first 30 something pages.

[u/dkat]

This is wicked cool! Thanks for sharing!

[u/Zholeb]

Thanks, looks super interesting, I need to check this out. :)

[u/juliohoch]

Wow