Ramiro

In the late 1970s, Dargaud Benelux launched Ramiro, a historical adventure series set during the Middle Ages, crafted primarily by writer Jacques Stoquart and artist William Vance. Across its eight-issue run from 1979 to 1985, the series follows its knightly protagonist through a vividly rendered medieval world, with Vance's detailed, dynamic artwork bringing the era to life. Though short-lived, Ramiro stands as a well-regarded example of Franco-Belgian bande dessinée, showcasing the collaborative talents of Stoquart, Vance, and occasional contributor Michel Greg in a genre that blends action with period authenticity.