Belgian Comics Strip Center
Rue des Sables 20
1000 Brussels
Tel.: + 32 (0)2 219 19 80
Fax: + 32 (0)2 219 23 76
visit(arrobe)comicscenter.net
20 rue des Sables (Zandstraat)
B-1000 Brussels
Belgium
Tel: +32/2/219 19 80
Fax: +32/2/219 23 76
E-mail: visit(arrobe)comicscenter.net
Open every day (except on Monday) from 10 am to 6 pm
Tuesday to Thursday: open from 12 to 5 pm – Friday: open from 12 to 6 pm – Saturday: open from 10 am to 6 pm
Same as for study room + Sunday: open from 12 to 6 pm
All texts in the museum are in French, Dutch and partly in English. A guidebook with a translation of the texts is at the disposal of all foreign visitors. Its use is included in the entrance fee. This guidebook exists in English, German, Spanish, Italian and Japanese. A Chinese version is being prepared.
In the reading room (access included in the ticket) a selection of albums in over 15 European languages can be read.
Out of concern for our visitors’ comfort, and to meet demand from a growing number of clients, the BCSC has decided to put a WIFI connection with free access in all areas, including the library and café.
Their names are Sfar, Trondheim, Robin, de Bonneval or Guibert. With the creation of new graphic forms, in the '90s these storytellers assumed a role of ever-increasing importance.
When his own son, Sam, committed suicide at 21, comic strip artist Willy Linthout made the courageous decision to approach the tragic event in a graphic novel published by Bries, a new high quality publisher. No doubt, he went about it as a kind of therapy - even so, Linthout has created an innovative comic strip that keeps the reader on the edge of his seat. .