France's big love for comics
France 24 has a video about how comics (usually referred to in the French language as bande dessinee) are a huge part of their culture, and in contrast to the US, they seem to be building up or holding far more steady as the years have gone by.
Labels: comic strips, conventions, Europe and Asia, politics
You can find a number of them here, in english --
https://stuartngbooks.com/comic-and-sequential-art/bande-dessinee-in-english.html
Posted by
Mr. Bee |
10:53 AM
There are no French superhero comics, apart from the ones translated from the American. They have no end of adventure stories, lots of humour and serious adult stories, but no masked costumed adventurers.
Posted by
Anonymous |
1:38 PM
I thought you didn't care one lick about French/Belgian comics? You certainly complained about one in particular in the past.
Posted by
Anonymous |
10:08 PM