How do European comics typically depict cultural and social issues compared to their American counterparts?
Who are some of the most influential creators in the Franco-Belgian comic scene, and what are their most notable works?
How did the Franco-Belgian comic tradition develop, and what historical factors contributed to its evolution?
What are the defining features of Franco-Belgian comic art and storytelling that distinguish it from American comic styles?
In what ways have Franco-Belgian comics expanded internationally, and how have they been received outside of Europe?
How have European comics reflected or influenced cultural and social changes in Europe over the decades?
Who are some of the most influential artists and writers in the Franco-Belgian comic tradition, and what impact have they had on the genre?
How did the journal "Tintin" contribute to the popularity of Franco-Belgian comics, and which notable series were first published in it?
What are some of the defining characteristics of Franco-Belgian comics that differentiate them from American and Japanese comics?
5. **How have contemporary European comic creators introduced modern themes and diverse narratives into this traditional comic format?
