A superbly illustrated story of men haunted by sea monsters. I'm a sucker for such things and if you like this sort of thing, you'll love this. I can't read French, but I could "read" this story without knowing a word of French.

"Whoever has to fight monsters must be careful not to become a monster himself. And if you look into an abyss, the abyss also looks in you.
F. Nietzsche

Serge is the former host of a successful TV program about the creatures of the abyss. Obsessed by the death of his drowned son, he is haunted by nightmares on the deep seabed. One evening, he receives a visit from a lost child who asks him for help. He is the only survivor of the sinking of a ship where his father and his big brother were lost. He is convinced that their path crossed that of the frightful marine creature, the Kraken, which he wants to eliminate...

Résumé:

« Celui qui doit combattre des monstres doit prendre garde de ne pas devenir monstre lui-même. Et si tu regardes dans un abîme, l'abîme regarde aussi en toi ».
F. Nietzsche

Serge est l’ancien présentateur d’un programme TV à succès sur les créatures des abysses. Rongé par la mort deson fils qui s’est noyé, il est hanté par des cauchemars sur les grands fonds marins. Un soir, il reçoit la visite d’un enfant paumé qui lui demande de l’aide. Il est l’unique survivant du naufrage d’un bateau où se trouvait son père etson grand frère. Il est persuadé que leur route a croisé celle de l’effroyable créature marine, le Kraken, qu’il veut éliminer…