Beyond Tintin

One of the earliest European comic strips — the adventures of a mischievous Catalan boy. A pioneering work of the genre published in the magazine En Patufet.

One of Belgium's longest-running comics — a hotel bellboy and his friend on globe-spanning adventures.

The man who shoots faster than his own shadow. A witty Western parody set in the American frontier.

A British intelligence officer and physicist team up against the villainous Colonel Olrik in Cold War-era espionage thrillers.

The catastrophic office slacker who never gets anything done — a beloved comedy of workplace chaos.

A village of small blue creatures living in mushroom houses in a magical forest. Known globally through animated adaptations.

A village of indomitable Gauls resists Roman occupation with the help of a magic potion. One of the best-selling comics series in history.

The scheming Grand Vizier whose only ambition is to become Caliph instead of the Caliph — a sharp political satire.

A gritty and realistic Western featuring US Army Lieutenant Mike Blueberry in the post-Civil War frontier.

A visionary science fiction series following two time-travelling spatio-temporal agents. Inspired the film The Fifth Element.

The wandering sailor-adventurer of the early 20th century — a masterpiece of European graphic literature.

A Viking hero of extraterrestrial origin navigates myth, magic, and mortal conflict across Northern seas.

A visionary sci-fi epic following a bumbling private detective across a dystopian universe. Widely considered a masterpiece.

An amnesiac man with a mysterious tattoo uncovers a conspiracy at the heart of the American presidency.

A London-based investigator of nightmare phenomena — Italy's most popular comic character.

A billionaire orphan inherits a global empire and must navigate corporate espionage and political intrigue.