Leonardo

Léonard in French, and Leonardo in the Dutch translation, is a Belgian comic series about an eponymous inventor and his assistant. It was created by artist Philippe Liégeois and writer Bob de Groot, better known under their pennames "Turk & De Groot". 

Inspired by Leonardo da Vinci, the character first appeared in Achille Talon magazine in 1976 and, when that ended, he moved to Eppo for the Dutch version and Pif gadget for the French. He later appeared in book form and has been drawn by the same duo for over 30 years with a similar number of books. The stories are usually short ones ranging from one to half-a-dozen or so pages, though there have been the occasional full-length adventures. All the albums have been published by Lombard Editions in Brussels, Belgium, and by Dargaud in Paris, France. At least four albums have been translated into English, but all are currently out-of-print. The character name was changed to Leonardo. Titles include "Leonardo is a Genius", Leonardo is Still a Genius", "Leonardo:Non-stop Genius" and "Leonardo: Who is This Guy Anyway".

The Partisans

The Partisans is the name of a comic strip of the duo Jules Radilovic (drawings) and Ðorde Lebovic (text), both from the former Yugoslavia. The strip was commissioned by the Dutch comic Eppo. Was initially worked with the screenwriter Zvonimir Furtinger, but fell in the pilot story not appreciated by the editors of Eppo. Ultimately, film scriptwriter Ðorde (Djordje) Lebovic elected. Lebovic had an unused screenplay on the shelf. The Story Bridge is based on his movie Most (1969).

The stories about the Yugoslav partisans take place in 1943 and 1944. Main characters in the stories are major Dragon and partizane Sparkie (Munja, which in Serbo-Croatian literally lightning means). In the story Commando unit Y introduces a third protagonist: on the booze-hungry lieutenant Flips.
Not all stories are written by Lebovic. For the story, the doppelganger was appealed on another film screenwriter: Marcel Čukli. Ervin Rustemagić, the agent of Jules, the writer of the story is a trap for Dragon.
The comics published since 1977 in the Eppo. After the disintegration of Yugoslavia also marked the end of the strip in 1989.

The Partners

The Partners is a comic series from artist Carry Brugman and screenwriters Dick Richards (alias Dick Matena) and Jacques Station, since 1976 will be published in the magazine Eppo.

The protagonists of the strip are modeled on existing characters; include Robert Redford (Danny MacDonald) and Alfred Hitchcock. In 2013 released UFO! There are extras roles played by Paris Hilton, Will Smith, Mike Tyson and Ringo Starr.

Stef Ardoba

Bert Bus joined themselves to the new Eppo magazine and made ​​it to the strip 'Stef Ardoba"(1975). This comic was a combination of the past and science fiction.

" Stef Ardoba "ran until 1982 and was succeeded by the historical comic strip' Malorix "(1983-1985).