Dupuis Aventures

Published by Dupuis from 1983 to 1986, Dupuis Aventures was a short-lived but ambitious anthology series that ran for nine issues. It brought together a rotating roster of European comics talent, with writers like Jean-Michel Charlier and artists such as Puig and Michetz contributing serialized adventure stories. The series stands as a showcase of the era's Franco-Belgian adventure comics, offering a concentrated snapshot of the genre's narrative style and artistic vigor.