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Feb 6, 2019 · According to Klaus, the term “graphic novel” had a lot to do with bringing many new people and their own stories to comics. Paul Gravett continued on the idea that one cannot easily encompass the term “Euro comics” as opposed to the more clear picture of what defines “Manga” or “American comics.”. With 28 countries in the EU ...
Even ignoring the "winning" aspect, this video seems to pick two books that do something interesting and then state with an air of objective certainty that Euro/Manga they are better than all American comics because -- as far as I understood the argument -- they are more art focused.
Love a lot of US comics too. Old school humor comics like Krazy Kat, Calvin and Hobbes, Pogo (drawing style), and the whole Vampirella/Eerie/Creepy archives stuff. I buy used/new, English or French depending on what is more accessible at the time (live in US), which is why there is a mix of English-trans versions in here.
- Corto Maltese. Writer/Artist: Hugo Pratt. Corto Maltese was Indiana Jones and Han Solo before Harrison Ford was even invented. He’s Lupin III and Spike Spiegel and yes, even Carmen Sandiego.
- Arzach (series) Writer/Artist: Moebius. Silent, psychedelic, sci-fi, high fantasy, a possible love letter to Peru? The character designs. Moebius’s use of color and the cost and difficulty of reproducing it.
- The Incal & Metabarons. Writer: Alejandro Jodorowsky. Artist: Juan Gimenez. These two (or arguably one) stories are what happens when you let a couple of artistic geniuses set out to make a brand new mythology.
- Blue Is the Warmest Color. Writer/Artist: Julie Maroh. This story is a gorgeous triumph of a graphic novel. It feels wonderfully, uncomfortably filled with youthful restlessness.
Apr 25, 2023 · by Richard Bruton. The first epic space adventure for Valerian and Laureline since the passing of co-creator Jean-Claude Mézières, Where Stories Are Born is a low-key yet loving return to these wonderful worlds…. What seems like a long long time ago I used to regularly feature some of the best Euro comics to be translated into English.
Dec 17, 2020 · European comics were first swept into the American limelight in 1968 when Jean-Claude Forrest’s French comic-book heroine Barbarella, played by the curvaceous Jane Fonda, hit the big screen. While the effect was not immediate, it set off a slow and steady trickle of translated titles crossing the Atlantic for American readers to peruse, not least the Asterix and Tintin series’.
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