Publication
News Flash (16)
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Workshop "Portraits of Heroines"
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/news-flash/workshop-portraits-of-heroines
What's a heroine ? What women have had an influence on the history of comics? Why are they so little known compared to their male colleagues? We invite you to participate in a workshop where we…
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The museum is open during the Bank Holiday !
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/news-flash/the-museum-is-open-during-the-bank-holiday
A nice occasion to discover our exhibitions !
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Renovation work in the Brasserie
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/news-flash/renovation-work-in-the-brasserie
To serve you better the Brasserie of the Museum will be closed from 08 till 22 January. See you at the end of the month !
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a combiticket with the MIMA
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/news-flash/a-combiticket-with-the-mima
Until December the 31st, the new but already famous MIMA Museum hosts an exhibition called Art is Comic. As our own exhibition The new Wave of Flemish Comic Strip, it forecast creativity and…
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The Museum is open 7 days a week !
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/news-flash/the-museum-is-open-7-days-a-week
Even on Sunday and on May 1st ! See you soon !
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Lecture : les Droits de l'Homme
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/news-flash/lecture-les-droits-de-l-homme
On the occasion of our Gallery exhibition dedicated to a book about the Declaration of Human Rights, we organise a meet & greet with the two authors followed by a signing session. Entrance to the…
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Movie screening at the Museum
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/news-flash/movie-screening-at-the-museum
Book your place for the screening of Miss Hokusai (JAP sbt ENG), followed by a speech of its director Mr Keiichi Hara. On the 27 of September, from 6pm. Booking at info@bx.mofa.go.jap. In…
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Comic Strip Festival : We are in !
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/news-flash/comic-strip-festival-we-are-in
This weekend, the Parc Royal hosts the Comic Strip Festival... But the Festival invests the entire city !Take the Mini Train with the BD Pass and visit us, as well as many other comic strip places.…
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25/06 : First Brussels Smurfs Day !
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/news-flash/25-06-first-brussels-smurfs-day
Very often Smurf fans all over the world will gather to dress up as Smurfs together. They will run a marathon in Smurf style, organise a flashmob with Smurf dances and have a lot of fun together.…
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Workshop for Comic Creators
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/news-flash/workshop-for-comic-creators
Following the succes of the last two years, the Comic Museum re-organizes a Workshop for Comic Creators. This yearly event offers young creators an opportunity to meet publishers. It will take…
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Brasserie Horta closed from 18th to 31st of January
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/news-flash/brasserie-horta-closed-from-18th-to-31st-of-january
In order to serve you even better in the future, Brasserie Horta will be closed for renovation between the 18th and the 31st of January.
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Museum closed this 20th-21st of November
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/news-flash/museum-closed-this-20th-21st-of-november
Following the security recommendations for the Brussels Capital Region the Comics Art Museum will be closed for the public this weekend.
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Draw4Children
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/news-flash/draw4children
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Summer activities in August
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/news-flash/summer-activities-in-august
Besides two previously announced tours in July (09 and 23/07), we decided to organise activities for families visiting the museum on each Sunday in August. The participation to the activities is…
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Tribute to Charlie Hebdo
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/news-flash/tribute-to-charlie-hebdo
In tribute to the attack in Paris, we are casting in the hall of the museum a selection of cartoons done in reactionto this sad event. www.youtube.com/watch?v=za_PuipaXw8
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Vote for your favorite museum!
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/news-flash/vote-for-your-favorite-museum
Time has come to vote for the Museum Price!Vote for your favorite museum (the BCSC for example) on the following website: http://www.museumprijs.be/publieksprijs-2013Brussels' museums are on the…
The great temporary exhibitions (18)
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Smurf for All, All for Smurf
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-great-temporary-exhibitions/smurf-for-all-all-for-smurf
Fifty years after their birth, the Smurfs remain among the most popular characters ever created by a Belgian comic strip author.
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Canicule, Autopsy of an graphic novel
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-great-temporary-exhibitions/canicule-autopsy-of-an-graphic-novel
Before becoming a comic strip album by Baru, one of today’s masters of the comic strip, Canicule was a sombre and passionate novel by Jean Vautrin. This exhibition staged by CBBD is a first of…
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Rosinski from Poland
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-great-temporary-exhibitions/rosinski-from-poland
The first thing is his emotions about graphic art in his early childhood. At the age of 10 or thereabouts, he finds himself leafing through some strange magazine, coming from the side of Europe. He…
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The Universe of Thorgal
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-great-temporary-exhibitions/the-universe-of-thorgal
It was in Tintin magazine that Grzegorz Rosinski and Jean Van Hamme created Thorgal, an epic family saga sometimes tinged with fantasy. This comic strip was to become tremendously successful – so…
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Jean Van Hamme, traveller without frontiers
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-great-temporary-exhibitions/jean-van-hamme-traveller-without-frontiers
After studying economics and business administration, Jean Van Hamme (Brussels, 1939) held a high-ranking post in a major multinational company. He then abandoned his career overnight to devote…
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Fred Jannin, Just too much
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-great-temporary-exhibitions/fred-jannin-just-too-much
An ardent admirer of Franquin, Gotlib and the Monty Python team, Brussels-born Frédéric Jannin (Uccle, 1956) published his first comic strips in a tabloid rock magazine. As the author of the…
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Frank Pé or the passions of a faun
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-great-temporary-exhibitions/frank-pe-or-the-passions-of-a-faun
Master of direct colour and illustrator par excellence, Frank Pé – who signs his work Frank – produced a heart-warming depiction of his love of nature in Broussaille and Zoo. Broussaille,…
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Étienne Davodeau
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-great-temporary-exhibitions/etienne-davodeau
Imaginary worlds feature prominently in comic strips but Étienne Davodeau prefers to base his stories on real life and take his inspiration from his homeland and family and friends. Davodeau…
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Cover Art
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-great-temporary-exhibitions/cover-art
There comes a day when a comic strip reader is so struck by the cover image of an album that he sees it as part and parcel of the album illustrations. When that happens it’s for life. Cover art…
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Gipi or the Power of Emotions
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-great-temporary-exhibitions/gipi-or-the-power-of-emotions
Gipi (Gianni Alfonso Pacinotti) was born in Pisa in 1963 and produces illustrations for publishing houses, and also regularly works on collaborations with the Italian press. In 2006, he shot into…
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Asterix in Belgium
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-great-temporary-exhibitions/asterix-in-belgium
One fine day, at the height of their career, Goscinny and Uderzo decided to tell the story of the adventures of Asterix among the Belgians, after already putting him through some laugh-out-loud…
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Zidrou
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-great-temporary-exhibitions/zidrou
Zidrou (Benoît Drousie) began his career as a teacher. He then caught the writing bug and in 1992 he collaborated on the scenario's of 'Sac à Puces' and he began writing satirical strips for the…
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The New Wave of Flemish Comic Strip
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-great-temporary-exhibitions/the-new-wave-of-flemish-comic-strip
This new generation of authors born to a region renowned for the immense popularity of its family comic strips is inspired by far-away horizons rather than by local material. Despite their artistic…
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Drumbeat Et Ceter@, Kept Informed by Belgian Comics Art
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-great-temporary-exhibitions/drumbeat-et-ceter-kept-informed-by-belgian-comics-art
From Marc Dacier to Ric Hochet or from Cedric, Tamara, Nero, Kiekeboe or Lucky Luke to Jeannette Pointu or Largo Winch, the exhibition invites you to travel through history of Media, documentated…
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A panorama of Chinese comic strips
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-great-temporary-exhibitions/a-panorama-of-chinese-comic-strips
The decision to devote a major exhibition to Chinese comic strips one day was made some time ago and now the Belgian Comic Strip Center is delighted to announce “A Panorama of Chinese Comic…
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Catel
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-great-temporary-exhibitions/catel
It has taken this outstanding graphic novel artist just less than two decades to rise to prominence on the Franco-Belgian comic strip art scene. Her powerfully inspired and profoundly humanist work…
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Magasin Général
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-great-temporary-exhibitions/magasin-general
Once upon a time, somewhere between the lakes and the forests of the Province of Quebec, there was a small village community as there are so many others in the world: a few families, a handful of…
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Urbanus
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-great-temporary-exhibitions/urbanus
In the early 1980s, the then little-known Belgian illustrator, Willy Linthout (1953), came up with the idea of creating a comic strip about the Belgian comic Urbanus (1949), who was already famous…
The Gallery (26)
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Alois Nebel
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/alois-nebel
When the manager of a punk rock group – a scenario writer – teams up with the lyric writer for a rock band – an artist – it may result in a comic strip album that creates quite a stir! A…
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Perkeros, Les notes fantômes
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/perkeros-les-notes-fantomes
Finland has had a great comic book tradition for many years. The country’s most famous author is the artist Tove Jansson (1914-2001), whose Moomin tales have travelled the world. What is more,…
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‘The Godfrrrrsaken Island’ [L'Île carrément perdue]
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/-the-godfrrrrsaken-island-l-ile-carrement-perdue
The collaboration between Luc Cromheecke and Sti has resulted in one of the funniest comic strip series ever. We already know that Luc Cromheecke has a fantastic feeling for comic strip humour from…
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Barly Baruti & Christophe Cassiau-Haurie
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/barly-baruti-christophe-cassiau-haurie
Artist Barly Baruti, the standard-bearer of comic strip creation in Africa, heads an oeuvre unequalled in the Green Continent. Baruti’s works were published regularly in Europe before he decided…
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Brussels in shorts (Passaporta/Oogachtend)
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/brussels-in-shorts-passaporta-oogachtend
Brussels has always been a magnet for artists, especially comic strip writers. The ‘Brussels in Shorts’ creation project has given young authors the opportunity to (re)discover the city and to…
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Heureuse Vie ! Heureux Combats ! (Happy Life! Happy Fighting!)
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/heureuse-vie-heureux-combats-happy-life-happy-fighting
Among the hundreds of original albums published every year in autumn, some are more worthy of consideration than others. Why? Because they make a stronger graphic impression. Or because the…
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Le magicien de Whitechapel tome 1 Jerrold Picobello (The Whitechapel Magician Volume 1 Jerrold Picobello)
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/le-magicien-de-whitechapel-tome-1-jerrold-picobello-the-whitechapel-magician-volume-1-jerrold-picobello
This is the remarkable achievement of an artist turned author, a man of distinction. After a career spanning 45 years in the world of comic strip art, Benn has managed to rid himself of the ‘big…
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El Mesías, Wauter Mannaert and Mark Bellido
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/el-mesias-wauter-mannaert-and-mark-bellido
Even though Wauter Mannaert’s career as a comic strip artist is certainly still in its infancy, we can already say that El Mesías is a first magnum opus. It is impressive, not particularly in…
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The Forgotten Slaves of Tromelin
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/the-forgotten-slaves-of-tromelin
This is a highly original comic book, which the Belgian Comics Art Museum now has great pleasure in introducing in the Gallery. Comic strip artist, Sylvain Savoia, tells the story of his…
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Alvin – part 1
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/alvin-part-1
This summer we have decided to exhibit a lovely comic book based on an animal story that will appeal both to the young and old. However, do not be deceived by its sweet appearance because the story…
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Sean Chuang
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/sean-chuang
No, it’s not the thrilling adventures of a comic strip hero … Sean Chuang’s 80s Diary in Taiwan is all about him. It’s an authentic tale of his childhood in Taipei at a pivotal moment in…
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HYVER 1709 – Deel 1
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/hyver-1709-deel-1
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Amoras
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/amoras
Of all the famous comic strip spin-offs, there are only few that have had as much success as Amoras. This six-part cycle, which was launched two years prior to Spike and Suzy’s 70th anniversary,…
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Ancco, Mauvaises filles, Cornélius Publ.
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/ancco-mauvaises-filles-cornelius-publ
South Korea is without a doubt one of the most interesting Asian countries when it comes to comic strip art. Whereas the country obviously excels in ‘webtoons’ or digital comics, many authors…
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Habana
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/habana
History is being written as we speak. Cuba is now opening itself up to the world and also discovering modern comic strip art. Undoubtedly, the eighteen Cuban authors who are exhibiting in this…
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Salto, from Mark Bellido and Judith Vanistendael
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/salto-from-mark-bellido-and-judith-vanistendael
‘Salto’, which is a first collaboration between Mark Bellido and Judith Vanistendael, is enjoying a tremendous success. We featured Bellido and his previous graphic novel ‘El Mesías’ in…
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Sarah Herlant
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/sarah-herlant
The Comic Strip Center is particularly pleased to welcome Mon frère le chasseur to its Gallery. In this hard-hitting story, Sarah Herlant delivers a powerful, extremely moving account of the…
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They are in blue and quite a pair: It’s the Bluecoats!
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/they-are-in-blue-and-quite-a-pair-it-s-the-bluecoats
In 1968, Raoul Cauvin created the Bluecoats series for Salvé (Louis Salvérius), who, like him, was working for the publishing company Dupuis. The series consisted of humorous short stories…
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Human Rights, A Modern Ideology
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/human-rights-a-modern-ideology
What an excellent idea to allow the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to have its say! It tells us its history, its hopes, its values to be preserved: “I am not just a package of rights. I…
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Vite
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/vite
In times when comic strip magazines are becoming ever thinner on the ground, the Comic Strip Museum aims to encourage initiatives that offer upcoming authors a platform to show off their skill.…
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Fanny K. – Moordgriet
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/fanny-k-moordgriet
Some comic strip characters capture our imagination to such an extent that we almost forget that they actually only play a minor part. Fanny is just such an example. When she first appeared upon…
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TER « L’étranger », by Rodolphe and Christophe Dubois
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/ter-l-etranger-by-rodolphe-and-christophe-dubois
The cover captures our imagination on the spot because of the finesse of the drawings and the abundance of colour. Its great depth and sheer poetry simply draw us into the story… Welcome to TER,…
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Le Règne. Volume 2: Le Maître du Shrine
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/le-regne-volume-2-le-maitre-du-shrine
The new series Le Règne, which is a first collaboration of two highly talented authors, promises some very entertaining reading. The script was written by Sylvain Runberg, who specialises in…
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Familieziek
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/familieziek
Peter Van Dongens’ crystal-clear style combined with his meticulous historical research are just the perfect combination for bringing long bygone times back to life. The graphic novel Rampokan is…
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Le voile noir by Dodo and Cha
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/le-voile-noir-by-dodo-and-cha
“Can you laugh about anything”? Dodo and Cha certainly think so, as we can see from this album. Dodo, the scriptwriter, takes us in pursuit of his protagonists to Syrakia, in a tragicomedy…
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Est-Ouest (East-West)
https://www.comicscenter.net/en/exhibitions/the-gallery/est-ouest-east-west
The Aire Libre collection, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary, is a real Ali Baba’s cave. And Philippe Aymond’s new oeuvre is a pure reflection of it. Created in direct colour by a man…
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