Spirou (or Robbedoes) is known worldwide for his escapades as a juvenile detective, who wasn’t all that good in practicing his main job as a bellboy. Nonetheless, over the years he grew, and was eve... Read More »
Zidrou and Raphaël Beuchot teamed up together again for their latest album Marie-Leontine. Their previous album De Platenspeler, which we reviewed about a year ago, was somewhat based on the life of ... Read More »
With the summer holidays about halfway, what better way is there to pass your time than with the new issue of Dokus de Leerling? Plan D offers you forty-six pages of new gags about Belgium’s most fa... Read More »
The holidays have just begun, and lots of people are already on their way to their holiday destination. Going on holiday can be quite a stressful business, yet it shouldn’t always be like that. Why ... Read More »
The ‘Zwartlijn’ series offers pitch black stories, which all revolve around pain and suffering or nasty secrets. Zwijgen als vermoord is the second story in this series, which revolves around a mu... Read More »
Around this time of year, the weather is getting colder and it’s getting dark quite early. It’s the ideal excuse to light some candles, put on the heating and snuggle up under a blanket. Warm and ... Read More »
Eugène Ysaÿe is probably the most famous Belgian violinist in history. The Belgian queen Elisabeth took violin lessons with him, and even named a competition after him, namely the Eugène Ysaÿe Int... Read More »
Jesters, the medieval versions of a clown, are often portrayed as small little hobbit-like human beings who have the impossible task of making an evil dictator or a fat swine of a king laugh. If they ... Read More »
Cribbing a test, we’ve all been there. Some of us may have done it more than others, but let’s be honest, nobody is without guilt. Of course, the obvious way to pass a test is to study, but it tak... Read More »