Moon Face

In a remote island setting, the tranquil life of Damanuestra is beautifully encapsulated in vibrant illustrations and vivid storytelling. The unexpected arrival of Moon Face, a mute figure known as the "wave tamer," brings a wave of disruption and wonder to the sleepy community. This enigmatic character, with a face resembling the moon, captivates the townspeople with a blend of mystery and charm, forcing them to confront their own emotions and desires.

As Moon Face interacts with the islanders, their hidden dreams and fears bubble to the surface, unraveling the fabric of their mundane existence. Alejandro Jodorowsky and François Boucq weave a thought-provoking narrative exploring themes of isolation, connection, and the transformative power of art. Through surreal imagery and rich symbolism, the tale invites readers into a world where silence speaks volumes and the ocean's whispers hold profound truths. In this intersection of fantasy and reality, Damanuestra becomes a canvas for introspection and self-discovery.