Spooks (W.E.S.T.)

Dorison and Nury’s six-part W.E.S.T. series began in 2003 with Rossi drawing. Its investigators move through a world of secret operations and strange phenomena, where an official explanation rarely settles the case.

The series gains energy from treating the supernatural as a problem for intelligence work: evidence has to be assessed even when it does not fit institutional expectations.

Historical espionage, political conspiracy and occult thriller elements overlap. Suspicion is both a professional skill and a danger to the team.

Rossi’s realist line gives the period equipment and settings credibility, making the uncanny intrusions sharper. Action remains readable amid dense environments.