/int/ - do you prefer franco-belgian or italian comics in - International

Anonymous

02/15/26(Sun)08:57:55 No.219270693

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Anonymous 02/15/26(Sun)08:57:55 No.219270693 Archived

do you prefer franco-belgian or italian comics in your country?

Anonymous
02/15/26(Sun)09:01:28 No.219270788

Anonymous 02/15/26(Sun)09:01:28 No.219270788

Franco-Belgian comics were my childhood

Anonymous
02/15/26(Sun)09:16:05 No.219271173

Anonymous 02/15/26(Sun)09:16:05 No.219271173

>>219270788
which ones? asterix and tintin were the ones I read the most as a child

Anonymous
02/15/26(Sun)09:20:24 No.219271306

Anonymous 02/15/26(Sun)09:20:24 No.219271306

>>219271173
Asterix, Tintin, Lucky Luke, Spirou, Marsupilami... I used to read and reread them over and over along with some non-Franco-Belgian ones (Turma da Mônica and Disney comics)

Anonymous
02/15/26(Sun)09:21:10 No.219271332

Anonymous 02/15/26(Sun)09:21:10 No.219271332

Zagor was popular in Yugoslavia and my dad used to have a collection of Zagor comics.

Anonymous
02/15/26(Sun)09:23:01 No.219271389

Anonymous 02/15/26(Sun)09:23:01 No.219271389

i read a bunch of "Urbanus", but it's cynical as hell, and local cultural references so it doesn't translate at all

Anonymous
02/15/26(Sun)09:29:04 No.219271567

Anonymous 02/15/26(Sun)09:29:04 No.219271567

>>219270693
italian comics were more popular here but asterix is the goat

Anonymous
02/15/26(Sun)09:32:18 No.219271657

Anonymous 02/15/26(Sun)09:32:18 No.219271657

Love Tintin. Read Asterix & Obelix as a kid, but now I can't separate author from art anymore. Lucky Luke was okay. Never cared for Corto Maltese.

Anonymous
02/15/26(Sun)09:33:56 No.219271708

Anonymous 02/15/26(Sun)09:33:56 No.219271708

Tex willer is an absolute classic

Anonymous
02/15/26(Sun)09:35:33 No.219271749

Anonymous 02/15/26(Sun)09:35:33 No.219271749

>>219271306
>turma da mônica and disney
these were exported from brazil right? I remember that most of these comics had a pt euro price in the front cover. I was very surprised when I learned that turma da mônica was a success in portugal lol, I've also read disney comics a lot

Anonymous
02/15/26(Sun)09:44:10 No.219271941

Anonymous 02/15/26(Sun)09:44:10 No.219271941

>>219271749
I don't know if the Disney comics were exported from Brazil, they were all in European PT. As for the Mônica ones, they were certainly successful with me, I would read one every day when I went to the beach in summer, but I never saw any other kids reading them. The kiosk lady got rich off my grandparents' money selling me those

Anonymous
02/15/26(Sun)10:00:31 No.219272356

Anonymous 02/15/26(Sun)10:00:31 No.219272356

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>>219270693
Fun fact: Hugo Pratt was a high ranking freemason and Corto Maltese is full of hermetic and esoteric references. Umberto Eco once said "when I want to relax I read Hegel, when I want to ponder I read Corto Maltese"

Anonymous
02/15/26(Sun)10:04:52 No.219272486

Anonymous 02/15/26(Sun)10:04:52 No.219272486

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>>219271941
I believe only these old ones were brought to portugal

Anonymous
02/15/26(Sun)10:05:46 No.219272516

Anonymous 02/15/26(Sun)10:05:46 No.219272516

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>>219271941

Anonymous
02/15/26(Sun)10:16:11 No.219272792

Anonymous 02/15/26(Sun)10:16:11 No.219272792

>>219270693
Jeremiah-Belgian
Scorpio-french belgian
Iznogud-French
Spirou n Fantazino-french belgian
Alan ford -italian

Anonymous
02/15/26(Sun)10:54:03 No.219273746

Anonymous 02/15/26(Sun)10:54:03 No.219273746

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Corto Maltese is such an amazing read, it made me want to kill myself so I might be reborn in Europe where I could grow up reading it instead of finding out about it in adulthood.