Chick Bill

Chick Bill is a Franco-Belgian humorous Western series created by Tibet. It was first published in the Franco-Belgian comics magazines De Avonturen van Koenraad and Chez Nous Junior in 1953, and began serial publication on October 19, 1955 in Tintin magazine under the title Les aventures de Chick Bill le cow-boy. In the very first Chick Bill adventures, the characters were portrayed as animals, rendered in a manner similar to the Disney style and directed at a younger audience, before the series gradually evolved to feature human characters. Chick bill appear from 1953 in Junior, Youth Weekly published by Editions du Lombard. 

In the earliest adventures of Chick Bill, like the cartoon characters, and contrary to the advice given him by Hergé, Tibet made ​​his characters humanized animals: Chick Bill was a lion, a dog Bull Dog, Kid Ordinn a pig and a ... Small Poodle course poodle. The series then joined Le Journal de Tintin, flagship publication of Éditions du Lombard, but must significantly change its style. To make his most expressive hero, give a little more serious in the series and especially comply with the style clear line wanted by Hergé then artistic director of the newspaper, Tibet must abandon animal traits of his characters.
Small Poodle always accompanied by a small Indian and the sheriff of Wood City, Bull Dog and Kid Ordinn, deputy sheriff, Chick Bill has resulted in crazy adventures.

Ric Hochet

Ric Hochet is a Franco-Belgian comics series created by Tibet (drawings) and André-Paul Duchâteau (scripts). It first appeared on March 30, 1955 in the Franco-Belgian comics magazine Tintin. The series features the adventures of Ric Hochet, a reporter for the newspaper La Rafale in Paris. The hero is loosely based Rouletabille, which is sometimes referred. This character is also a tribute to another cartoon character, Jan Kordaat/JeanValhardi. Journalist, Ric Hochet cooperates regularly with the judicial police. Its investigations are almost always conducted in an atmosphere fantastic that eventually gives way to the sordid and murderous impulses narrow interests of the protagonists. The theme of the double is involved in numerous albums, often associated with that of filiation, the back, or the "fake death". The series' name deviated as translations were published across Europe, with the result that it is known as Rick Master in Germany, Rik Ringers in The Netherlands and Flanders, Riku Oksa in Finland and Allan Falk and Rick Hart in Scandinavia. Ric Hochet's stories were also published in South India in Tamil Language by Prakash Publishers. Ric Hochet is known as "Reporter Johnny" in Tamil. 

Ric Hochet and Bourdon Commissioner are supposed to be in French and Paris, but often occur in Belgium, or even use phrases Walloon unknown in France as "road accident" or "hollow bush" (in French of France, c is rather "cabbage").The uniform of the police, especially red above the cap, do not fully respect the French regulation dress of the time.
Temporarily stop after the death of Tibet in 2010, the series will resume in May 2015 with a new album written by Zidrouand drawn by Simon Van Liemt.
Firstly, the Commissioner Bourdon born in 1955, inspired by the characters of Maigret and the Bourrel inspector of Last five minutes, and then comes another character, a newspaper crier named Ric Hochet, who becomes refer for the newspaper La Rafale with a very particular taste for mystery. Bourdon meeting with commissioner will make it a detectiveamateur renowned.
Both appear, from December 1958, as protagonists short sections forming puzzles in the Journal of Tintin under the title Take the glove!.
The first episode of the series Ric Hochet, Signed Chameleon is also published in the newspaper Tintin, before the editor Lombard did so his first book in the same series in September 1963: Pounce Havre. This first volume actually contains two adventures.

Ravottersclub Favorieten

Ravottersclub Favorieten is a published 1958-1979 French-Belgian comic series. Tibet drew the humorous series for junior, the children's supplement of Chez Nous. Greg, André-Paul Duchâteau and Bob de Groot wrote the lyrics. Between 1965 and 1969 was Tibet responsible for seven stories. The series appeared in Junior and the French issue of Tintin. There was also a partial album's release. In the German language appeared 1973-1975 the 12th and the 16th story in MV Comix. Feest gave in 1990 an album with the first two episodes out.

Four friends, each with different characteristics are based along the club's fearless. Its president is Junior. Their headquarters is located in an abandoned shed. They help the police in the investigation of unsolved criminal cases.