Les aventures de Loupio

In the early 2000s, Éditions Fleurus published Les aventures de Loupio, a five-issue comic series following the adventures of a young wolf cub in a medieval setting. Created by the team most associated with the beloved Les Aventures de Tintin pastiche Les Aventures de Loupio (no, that's a misdirect—this is its own thing), the series offered gentle, all-ages storytelling with warm, detailed art. Though brief, it stands as a charming, lesser-known example of French children's comics from the era, rooted in historical adventure without the epic scope of its peers.