Serre

Claude Serre’s Serre series, published by Glénat from 1977 to 1997, is a long-running collection of wordless, single-page gag cartoons that dissect everyday absurdities with surgical precision. Spanning 17 issues, the series showcases Serre’s signature style—meticulously detailed, deadpan illustrations that find dark, ironic humor in human folly, from domestic mishaps to workplace disasters. As both writer and artist, Serre built a cult following for these meticulously crafted visual jokes, which stand as a masterclass in silent comedy and social satire within the European comic tradition.