Mowg fils de la brousse

Mowg fils de la brousse, launched in 1948 by Éditions Chagor (later Gordinne), is a single-issue French comic that adapts Rudyard Kipling's jungle tales into a standalone illustrated adventure. Though brief, this series stands as an early European attempt to bring the classic Mowgli story to the comic medium, reflecting the post-war appetite for exotic, nature-based narratives. Its lasting presence in print through the decades marks it as a quiet but persistent entry in the history of Franco-Belgian comics.