As you may know
Brussels is famous for its association with cartoon book authors. During our
stay, we were able to see some of the many comic strip murals displayed on the
streets. Ready for my short guided tour?
1) Tintin by Hergé, rue de l'Etuve.
2)
Axtérix et Obélix by Goscinny et
Uderzo, rue de la Buanderie.
3) Lucky Luke by Morris, rue de la
Buanderie.
4) Billy the Cat by Colman & Desberg,
rue d'Ophem.
5)
Cori le Mousaillon by Bob de Moor,
rue des Fabriques.
6)
Cubitus by Dupa, rue de Flandre.
I just love the forlorn little Maneken Pis in the final photo!
ReplyDeleteThis photo was really funny and cute ....
DeleteManneken-Pis is furious because the dog Cubitus has taken his place (Yep! not nice).... poor little boy!!!
Oh really! I didn't realise Tintin was produced by a Belgian cartoonist. Hubby remembers this character fondly from his childhood.
ReplyDeleteYes, the "dad" of Tintin was a Belgian cartoonist, Georges Remi, known by the pseudonym Hergé.
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