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| As quintessential as waffles and truffles, comics form an integral part of the Belgian culture. Pioneers of the lingua claire style embodying strong lines and flat colorful two-d motifs, its artists have strewn the city with fascinating street art gracing non-descript corners. Treasures such as this Obelix mural adorning a neighborhood basketball court simply lie around, waiting to be discovered by the intrepid tourist who dares to lose oneself amidst its nameless streets. |
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| Tintin mural near Grand Place | Ric Hochet by Tibet | Lucky Luke by Morris |
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| Cory the Ship Boy by Bob de Moor, one of Herge's collaborators |
Le Passage by Peplum-Carez and Francois Schuiten |
Gaston Lagaffe | Brousaille by Frank Pe | Victor Sackville by Carin |
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| Comic Strip museum, Brussels | Tintin rocket, museum | A comic based on Sarkozy! |
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| Another great Belgian creation | Yet another! |
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| FC de Kampioenen by Hec Leemans | Nic's Dreams by Herman |
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| Murals based on the Manikin - Cubitus by Dupa | Poje by Carpentier and Cauvin. Drunk at the manikin | Bob and Bobbete by Willy Vandersteen |
