Description
Based on the Netflix film of the same name, this award-winning comic book series has taken the US by storm! DMC is in the grip of growing riots, which are starting to look like a full-blown civil war: The repression by section Z-7 is so fierce that the city’s worst gangs and rebellious citizens are coming together under a common and unifying color: green. While the city is the scene of violent pitched battles, Angelino, Vinz, and Willy, finally reunited and still losers, decide to return to the old neighborhood, where Willy claims to have a large sum of money hidden under the floor of his home. But the alien Macho invasion transforms DMC into an infernal blaze from which no one seems able to escape . . .
Pages144
Released2026
LanguageEnglish
PublisherMagnetic Press
ISBN9781637159514
SellerSimon & Schuster
About the author(s)
Guillaume "Run" Renard is an accomplished animator, director, and writer. His work has a modern approach to animation. In his films, Renard is interested in social outcasts. The background of his work is tinged with modern concerns such as terrorism, the quest for identity, ecological issues, and the temptation of radicalization for young people. His first animated short, Mutafukaz: Operation Blackhead (2003), selected at Sundance, was the start to his Mutafukaz universe. His debut film, Mutafukaz (2017), co-directed with Nishimi Shojiro, had its world premiere at Annecy International Animation Festival and has since been released on Netflix in the United States as MFKZ.
Guillaume "Run" Renard is an accomplished animator, director, and writer. His work has a modern approach to animation. In his films, Renard is interested in social outcasts. The background of his work is tinged with modern concerns such as terrorism, the quest for identity, ecological issues, and the temptation of radicalization for young people. His first animated short, Mutafukaz: Operation Blackhead (2003), selected at Sundance, was the start to his Mutafukaz universe. His debut film, Mutafukaz (2017), co-directed with Nishimi Shojiro, had its world premiere at Annecy International Animation Festival and has since been released on Netflix in the United States as MFKZ.
