European Comics on the Web
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(in French: bandes dessinées) that has been made available
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La saga d'Isaac Newton by Gotlib (Marcel Gotlieb)
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You can read some
general information of this comic
supplied by Stephane Riviere
(in French).
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Sallad Toons by Sallad
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Weekly cartoons
about different topics by the Swedish cartoonist Salad.
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Sam by Jan Bosschaert and Marc Legendre
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A Belgian comic series about a female mechanic.
Information about this comic is supplied by
Filip Cuppens
(in Dutch) and
Willy De Groof
(in Dutch).
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Sammy by Berck (Arthur Berckmans) and Raoul Cauvin
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Everyday life of two private investigators in the thirties.
View a
page with sub-titles
or read Gert Meesters's interview with the new Sammy artist
Jean-Pol
(in Dutch).
Kimmo Lakoma provides information about
Sammy
publications in Finland
(in Finnish).
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Samson & Gert by many authors
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Willy De Groof supplies a
description
of this comic by Jean-Pol and Wim Swerts (drawings)
and Danny Verbiest, Gert Verhulst, Hans Bourlon (scripts).
Images can be found on the page of
Stefan van Kampen
(in Dutch).
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Sandman by Neil Gaiman
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There are pages about Sandman and The Dreaming by
Andy Chung,
Anne Johnson,
David Wald,
Friday,
Jennifer Marie
Ingram,
Joe Fulgham,
Jim McDonald,
The NightWalker,
Ryan Watkins
and
Yahoo!.
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Sarah Spits by Marc Wasterlain
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A female journalist in her quest against against injustice.
Beautiful drawings by artist Marc Wasterlain.
You can take a look at a
page with sub-titles.
Latest addition:
Marc Wasterlain site
(in French).
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Sarajevo Tango by Hermann (Hermann Huppen)
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A comic situated in
Sarajevo.
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Sasmira by Laurent Vicomte
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A French comic.
You can read something about it on the site of
Marc Guislain
(in French).
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Satanik by Magnus
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An Italian comic.
Andrea Troiani has some information on artist
Magnus
(in Italian).
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Lo Sciacallo Elettronico
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An on-line
Italian comics magazine.
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Les Schtroumpfs by Peyo (Pierre Culliford)
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The adventures of the famous blue dwarfs invented by Peyo.
Nice places to visit are the
official Smurf home page
and Henk de Wijs's
Smurfy Homepage.
Other people and organizations with information about the Smurfs are:
Andreas Lazar
(in German),
Axiom magazine
(in German),
Astro,
Erik Tjong Kim Sang,
Etienne
Borgers,
Ferenczy,
Ivy
Lynne,
publisher
Lombard
(in French),
Mariruth
Graham,
Mira Blackburn
and
Studio MV
(in French).
Latest addition:
Smurf
e-card service.
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Le Scrameustache: see
Les Galaxiens
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Seriejournalen
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Denmark's leading magazine on comics Seriejournalen
can also be found of the
web
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Sigmund by Peter de Wit
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A comic about a psychiatrist.
It is puplished by
publisher Big Balloon
(in Dutch).
You can look at an
image
from this comic
(in Dutch).
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De Silence et de Sang by François Corteggiani,
Malés and Jean-Yves Mitton
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A comic about two Italian friends who have different careers in the
States.
Publisher Dargaud supplies information about script writer
François
Corteggiani
(in French).
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The sixth Seal by Teemu Mäkinen
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Visit this
on-line graphic novel.
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Sjef van Oekel by Theo van den Boogaard en Wim T. Schippers.
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Wierd stories starring a wierd Dutch entertainer.
This man actually exists!
You can read a
page with sub-titles
of this comic and take a look at
John Piek's page on author
Wim T. Schippers
(in Dutch).
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Sjors & Sjimmie
by Van Die, Plijnaar and Van der Kroft
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The first comic made by the trio that created
Claire.
You can read a
page with sub-titles
of this comic.
A comics magazine was named after this comic:
Sjors & Sjimmie magazine which became
SjoSji comics magazine and later on Striparazzi.
Dik Winter supplies a text index over
Sjors & Sjimmie
magazine (in Dutch).
Floris Wiesman supplies information on
Sjors
& Sjimmie in Eppo magazine
(in Dutch).
Reviews of recent albums can be obtained from the site of
publisher Big Balloon
(in Dutch).
More information about this comic can be found on
Menno's pages
(in Dutch).
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Sláine by Simon Bisley and Pat Mills
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A comic about a Celtic king.
Ivan Marcialis has a page about artist
Simon Bisley.
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Slaloms by Lewis Trondheim
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There is also a nice site about its author
Lewis Trondheim
(in French).
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De smurfen: see
Les Schtroumpfs
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The Smurfs: see
Les Schtroumpfs
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Smørbukk by Jens R. Nilssen and others
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An
old Norwegian comics
about the anti-hero Smørbukk
(in Norwegian).
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Soda by Bruno Gazotti and Tome (Phillipe Vandevelde)
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The adventures of police lieutenant
David Elliot Hanneth Solomon of the NYPD.
You can read general information
about this comic or view a
page with sub-titles.
The first two books of the comic were drawn by Luc Warnant.
Some more information about this comic is supplied by
Guillaume
Barthes
(in French) and
Jean-Sébastien Merz
(in French).
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Sophie by Jidéhem (Jean de Mesmaeker)
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Adventures of a young girl.
The father of artist Jidéhem was used by Franquin as a model
for the famous mr. De Mesmaeker character in Gaston Lagaffe.
View a
page with sub-titles
or pay a visit to the
Sophie
page
of Etienne Borgers.
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Spekkie Big by Marc van der Holst
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A Dutch comic about a little pig.
You can take a look at a site supplied by author
Marc van der Holst
(in Dutch).
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Spiralis: see
Marsupilami
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Spirou by André Franquin and many others
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The famous Belgian comic about the bellboy.
People with Spirou information are
Andreas Nikisch
(in German),
Bjørge
Stavik
(in Norwegian),
Édouard Duprey and Pierre-François Le Faou,
(in French),
Eduardo Joaquín
García Fernández
(in Spanish),
Erik Tjong Kim Sang:
Spirou and
Young Spirou Links,
Etienne Borgers,
Jérôme Mora
(in French),
Kimmo
Lakoma
(in Finnish),
Opale BD
(in French),
Stephane Riviere (in French),
Svein
Are Tjeldnes
and
Trond Are Undem
(in Norwegian).
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Spirou Magazine
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A large site covering most if not all comics that have appeared in
Spirou Magazine
(in French).
Provided by BD Oubliées.
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Sprayliz by Luca Enoch
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An
Italian comic
about a girl who fights social injustice.
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Sprint & Kvikk: see
Spirou
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Sschlorp
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Sschlorp is a
Swiss comics magazine
(in German).
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Stamgasten by Toon van Driel
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Leendert Schwab supplies some
images
from this Dutch comic
(in Dutch).
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Stef Ardoba by Bert Bus
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De Zilveren Dolfijn supplies a
album list
for this comic series
(in Dutch).
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Stefan by Laudec and Raoul Cauvin
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Willy De Groof supplies a
description
of this comic starring a small boy.
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Steven Sterk: see
Benoît Brisefer
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Storm by Don Lawrence, John Kelly and Martin Lodewijk
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Science fiction adventures of the Trigan Empire.
You can read an text about
the great Don Lawrence.
Publisher Big Balloon has information on
album 22
(in Dutch).
This album is drawn by John Kelly.
Latest additions:
Andrew
Kerr,
Jeen Osinga
(in Dutch)
and
Trigan.com.
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Strapazin
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A German comics magazine
(in German).
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Stripburger
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Stripburger is a
Slovenian comics
magazine.
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Stripschrift
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Stripschrift is a Dutch comics magazine.
In January 1996 they have started with a
home page
on the Web
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Superjhemp by Lucien Czuga and Roger Leiner
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A super
hero comic from Luxemburg
(in Luxembourgish).
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Superlópez by Jan (Juan López Fernández)
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A Spanish comic about a super hero.
You can read something about it at the pages of
David Fraile Vieyto
(in Spanish),
F. Cebrian
(in Spanish) and
Txanpi
(in Spanish).
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Suske & Wiske by Willy Vandersteen
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Based on the number of books sold this is definitely the most popular
comic in The Netherlands and Belgium.
Visit the
Suske & Wiske
homepage
by Frank Koper and Michael van Hartskamp (in Dutch).
Other people with introductions to this comic are:
Bart de Jong
(in Dutch).
Erik Tjong Kim Sang,
Kim Middel
(in Dutch),
Marcel
Versteeg
(in Dutch),
Quinten Blindeman
(in Dutch),
Vrijuit Festival
(Quiz in Dutch)
and
Willy De Groof.
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Swiat Komiksu
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A
Polish
comics magazine
which publishes many well-known Westren European comics.
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Sylfeline by Bruno Bellamy
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A French fairy tale comic.
You can read more about it on the site of
publisher Dargaud
(in French).
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Sylvain & Sylvette by Jean-Louis Pesch
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A comic about two children.
You can read something about is on the site of publisher
Lombard
(in French).
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