Clarke & Kubrick

Alfonso Font started writing these in 1982 for the Spanish magazine Cimoc. Clarke is a space engineer and the “brain” of the duo, Kubrick is a spaceship pilot and the “brawn” - being instinctual and extremely volatile. Their names are obvious cultural references (to a famous sci-fi writer and a famous director, if you couldn’t already tell) but they look nowhere like their namesakes - they’re more like grumpy, hairy Spanish peasants :) A great series that always makes me laugh, while also taking me to the ends of the universe - there are some seriously impressive cosmic and planetary vistas here.

Marc Lebut (Ford T)

Marc Lebut and his neighbor also known as the Ford T is a series of comic French-Belgian comedy created by the designer Francis and writer Maurice Tillieux in no. 1452 of the newspaper Spirou. On the death of the latter in 1978 , Francis will continue alone the series. Published by Dupuis in 1968, it was abandoned by the same publishing house in 1980 before being taken up by Éditions Récréabull in 1986 for a final album with Lucien Froidebise in the screenplay.

Marc Lebut, hyperactive and fanciful owner of an old but beautiful Ford T , draws his neighbor, naive and kind, Mr. Goular, who can not say no, in adventures more crazy than the others in the form of gags, Short stories or full stories.

Wofi

This album of dog "Wofi" totally unpublished, takes again the 63 boards appeared in 'Spirou' between 1976 and 1980, number 2022 to number 2210. Screenplay: Blesteau, Albert. Drawing: Blesteau, Albert.

Tif and Tondu

Tif et Tondu (Tif and Tondu) is a Belgian comic strip about a duo of private investigators, originally created, written and drawn by Fernand Dineur. Several artists and writers have worked on the series but the most popular version is that drawn by Will, with writers Maurice Rosy, Maurice Tillieux and Stephen Desberg. The strip first started in 1938 and lasted until 1997, just one year short of its 60th birthday. Tif and Tondu are adventurers and detectives who solve cases around the world, from the United States to the Congo. The central irony of the series' title was that the two friends had names which actually better suited the other: Tif is French slang for "hair" yet the character is bald-headed and clean-shaven. He also tends to be more reckless and has an eye for the ladies.

Tondu is the French for "sheared" but he wears thick hair and beard. He is also more level-headed and is the brains of the partnership. He often takes up journalism when short of money. 

The series made its debut on 21 April 1938 in the first issue of Spirou magazine as Aventures de Tif, written and drawn by Fernand Dineur. Within a few issues Tif had made the acquaintance of Tondu, ashipwrecked sea captain, and the two joined forces, traveling the world in search of adventure.
In 1949, Dineur passed the drawing over to Will, but continued to provide the scenarios for the next three years before retiring from the strip. At this time, their adventures were also published in Héroic Albums, drawn by Dineur. Another artist, Marcel Denis, also contributed a handful of stories in the early 1960s. Will himself worked on the strip for almost 40 years in collaboration with various writers. This period, kept together by his distinctive drawing and handling of the characters, is seen as the strip's golden age.

The Baroudeurs Without Borders

The Baroudeurs Without Borders is a series of comic strip created in 1979 by Charles Jarry in no.2167 of the newspaper Spirou. This series is part of the following themes: Journal Spirou Journalists.

Two journalists. The Brazilian, the other Irish. A dog named Boy. Between them, they travel the globe looking for the scoop. But it's the social distress of the third world they are facing. He then transformed into defenders of the widow and the orphan. 

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.

Norbert & Kari

Norbert and Kari is a series of comic strip created by Christian Godard published in 1963 to 1970 in pilot and in 1981 Gum!, Published in album 1974 to 1989 by Hachette and Dargaud and Le Vaisseau d'Argent.

It depicts the young Polynesian Kari and his friend Norbert, who decided to flee Paris, exasperated by metropolitan living conditions. The story is set in the small Polynesian archipelago Taharatata where Norbert went into exile to find tranquility, although his adventures will not be easy.