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Comics Portal

Welcome to the European comics work group of the Comics WikiProject!

This task force/work group would deal specifically with the characters, publications, storylines, locales, and, to a lesser extent, creators of European comics, as well as these characters, etc., appearances in other media.

To join the European comics work group, edit this section and add *{{User|yourusername}} and any comments to the following list of members in alphabetical order by username. Please add your username to Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics/Participants also.

1. John Carter 00:25, 31 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]
2. Murgh^disc. 06:35, 31 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]
3. Emperor 14:49, 22 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]
4. Fram 08:03, 23 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]
5. Zoli79 11:24, 31 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]
6. Pah777 17:58, 8 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Member userbox[edit]

You may place {{User European comics work group}} on your user page to display the following userbox:

This user is a member of the European comics work group.

This template will add your user page to:

• Category:European comics workgroup participants

Guestbook[edit]

If you are sympathetic to the cause of this project, but for whatever reason choose not to commit yourself to becoming a regular member, please feel free to show your support by signing the list below!:

1. Madeleined2 (talk) 17:57, 4 November 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Any article related to this task force should be marked by adding |European-work-group=yes to the {{Comicsproj}} project banner at the top of its talk page (see the project banner instructions for more details on the exact syntax). This will automatically place it into Category:European comics work group articles.

• For main project templates, see the project's main template page.

• {{FrancoBelgian-comics-stub}}
• {{Europe-comics-creator-stub}}
• Userbox: {{Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics/Outreach/User COMICS European comics work group}}
• Talk page header (adjust to suit):

{{Comicsproj

|class=stub

|importance=low

|image=yes

|infobox=yes

|European-work-group=yes

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• Category:European comics
• Category:European comics creator stubs

• Tag articles.
• Recruit interested editors.
• Collect categories, resource links, and templates.
• Expand the open task listing above.
• Expand European comics creator article stubs
• Add things here!

Reliable independent sources[edit]

• Lambiek Comiclopedia A chief English language reliable source covering European comics, see Lambiek for general background
• International Catalogue of Superheroes, breaking things down by country
• Hyphen, a company specialised in comic-book copyright management.

Reliable but not independent sources (publishers)[edit]

• Dupuis, publisher of Spirou magazine and comics like Lucky Luke, Gaston Lagaffe, the Smurfs, ...
• Casterman, publisher of Tintin, the magazine A Suivre, and graphic novels by Pratt, Schuiten, Sokal, Boucq, ... (site in French)
• Le Lombard, publisher of Tintin magazine and comics like Blake and Mortimer, Thorgal, Ric Hochet, Yakari, with links to sites dedicated to series.
• Dargaud, publisher of Asterix, XIII, ... and co-publisher of many comics with Le Lombard (site in French)
• Les intégrales Dargaud, a website provided by Dargaud on its greatest series.
• Glénat, publisher of Titeuf and many comics (site in French)

Independent and rather reliable sources[edit]

• Bédétheque, online catalogue containing most French langange comics, and info on authors as well (in French)
• BD Oubliées, loads of info on the major French language comics magazines - essential for a publication history and for publications that didn't get into an album or only much later. (in French)
• European Comics on the Web, an overview of pointers to information on European comics that has been made available on the web.
• BD paradisio, the database on comics artists provided by the most important forum on francophone comics (in French).
• Brussels BD tour, an independant website providing biographies of Belgian and French comics artists (in French).
• Weborgers, a website about the Belgian culture providing general information about Belgian comics.
• Comicsinfo.dk, a graphic online lexicon containing a wide range of comic characters and their creators.

Independant but not truly reliable sources (wikis or wikilike)[edit]

• ToutenBD news and background. Rather reliable (in French).
• ActuaBD, most important French comics news site. Rather reliable (in French).
• Bdtheque, catalogue of comics series and authors (in French).
• BD central, with dossiers and reviews on some famous comics se.ries (in French).
• Neuvième Art, other site and current events about comics (in French).
• Stripspeciaalzaak, site of Flemish (and some Dutch) comics shops, lots of news, reviews and interviews (Dutch only).
• ZoZoLaLa, Dutch comics prozine, good interviews (site partly in English).
• Zilveren Dolfijn, kind of a Dutch language version of Bédétheque, informative but not the easiest to navigate.

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