European Graphic Novels++
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Collected these beauts over the past year or so. Recently finished reading the series all the way through for a second time and now there's a Laureline-shaped hole in my heart. Do y'all have any recommendations on series with a similar ethos?
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Heavy Metal, but in Spanish. YSK that internet archive has tons of old comics and magazines. You should read and share some.
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The old trail-guide makes his power-play in "Fortune of the Winczlavs" T2 (8 total pages, with notes)
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TIL that Ralph Steadman did 100(!) illustrations for the 50th anniversary edition of Orwell's "Animal Farm." (3 pieces, link to more)
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